My personal experience is that I was once discouraged from taking the postgraduate entrance examination, but I finally counterattacked and successfully broke through during World War II and was admitted to Harbin Institute of Technology.

Looking back on the experience of failure in the next battle, I failed in Jilin University in the first battle. I prepared for a whole year, wearing stars and moon every day, but I still failed. One of the reasons for choosing this school was that the class teacher was from Jilin University. At that time, I admired him very much. He had strong academic ability and was not much older than us. He came to our school right after graduation. He was handsome and there were even graduate students in our major at that time. To be a teacher, of course, the 211 schools now require at least a Ph.D. This teacher later got admitted to the Jilin University as a Ph.D. and returned to their local area to continue working as a teacher, and the salary was better than now. Another reason is my attachment to prestigious schools, and I want to go to a 985 school.

When I was preparing for the Jilin University exam, I focused on English. I scored 65 points in the English test and over 70 points in the politics test. However, I died in the professional courses. One of the professional courses only scored over 70 points. , I didn’t choose to transfer to an ordinary school. In fact, there was an ordinary second school (a normal school in Shenyang) that let me go, but I was from a 211 school, so I didn’t go because of the good reputation. Now that I think about it, I don’t regret that I didn’t go. Don't hit me. It's not that I'm discriminating against that school at all. It's just because I completely failed the postgraduate entrance examination, then failed to adjust, and suffered setbacks at work that the subsequent World War II occurred. So I don’t regret it. Sometimes you can't make do with it, just don't make do with it. Later, I summarized the reasons for the failure:

A. The information was blocked. This kind of school with independent propositions has no reference books and no real questions. It is definitely not possible to study in isolation. As a result, the textbooks used are the same as those for undergraduates in this school. It's different. At that time, you should have inquired in many ways to find undergraduate textbooks.

B. Failure to achieve a balance among various subjects and overconfidence in professional courses resulted in death in professional courses. For the postgraduate entrance examination, the total score must be passed, and individual subjects must be passed! !!English is originally a weak area, but I spend a lot of time on English. I failed to pass CET-6, but I was able to get more than 60 in English I, which is beyond my expectations.

Later, I was immersed in failure for a long time and went to work. As a result, my salary was more than 2,000 yuan, and my boss’s harassing phone calls in the middle of the night made me lose hope in reality. At the worst time, I didn’t have a penny in my pocket. No, I live alone in other places and rely on credit cards. I pay off the credit cards as soon as my salary is paid. When my parents call me, I pretend that I have money and no difficulties. In fact, I just persevere

Half a year later, I still decided to take the World War II. Maybe it was because I wanted to take the entrance exam to a prestigious school. I finally collected information and decided to prepare for Harbin Institute of Technology. The hard work process was skipped. Since I chose to take the postgraduate entrance exam, I believe that most students will find various ways to make themselves work hard. A month ago, I started taking political simulation questions. At that time, I made ridiculous mistakes. Then I told a senior sister that I might want her to give me some encouragement. But no, she directly persuaded me to quit, thinking that I might not like it because of politics. But I didn't give up and studied harder. I took questions every day and went back to analyze the reasons for the wrong questions and gain knowledge. At that time, I could only get about 25 for the multiple-choice questions, and it was basically impossible to pass.

Although my senior suggested that I take the exam again next year, I really don’t want to take the Second World War. The pressure is too great and I have paid too much. I’m afraid only people who have taken the postgraduate entrance exam will understand this sadness. I am not allowed to retreat. I have no way out. . In order to improve the accuracy of multiple-choice political questions, I complete a day's study tasks every day and go back to the dormitory to study politics for two hours. Sometimes I stay until 1-2 a.m. to get excited while doing the questions! (Don’t imitate me. This task of doing the questions should be done early^O^)

I do the questions, answer the questions, and go back and read the book. Look at where you made the mistake and ask yourself why it was sloppiness, a problem with knowledge points, or problem-solving skills, etc. Later, I got 8 points in the postgraduate political examination. This is definitely related to the solid foundation of the basic stage.

Start preparing for the postgraduate entrance examination and that’s it.

1. I always fantasize but seldom take actual actions. It turns out that I have read very few textbooks

2 , I get up early every day and go to bed very late every day. I feel that I am working hard, but in fact I am just in a daze and my efficiency is very low

3. I want to eat when I feel stressed and feel full when I eat. The blood supply to the brain is insufficient, making me sleepy and unable to read.

4. I am always escaping. I do some work now and then do that. In fact, it has nothing to do with improving my postgraduate entrance examination scores

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5. I am always unable to be hard on myself and always let myself go. As a result, I am exiled from graduate students

6. Sometimes I study too hard, which will lead to excessive fatigue. As a result, I rested for several days to recuperate my energy. I stopped studying and it was very difficult to pick up again.

7. It is easy to be disturbed by some small things. In fact, when I think about it, it is really nothing. It was just that I was too anxious at the time and gave myself an excuse not to work hard.

8. High pressure, bad mood, dislike of all classmates, resulting in internal injuries to oneself.

9. I drink a lot of coffee and stay up late. I find that I rely on coffee instead of willpower to study. I feel like a failure.

10. I always study in the dormitory and feel that occupying a seat is too tiring. This actually gives me a chance to relax.

11. The postgraduate entrance examination also cares about personal image, which takes up a lot of energy and time.

12. Reading is not enough for your brain, so it is better to go to sleep.

13. Don’t think that you are the most miserable. It is not easy for everyone, and your little sadness is nothing.

14. The postgraduate entrance examination tests your will and quality, your pursuit of faith, and your enthusiasm for hope.

15. You are always afraid of failure. In fact, it is not a big deal. If you fail once, you will die. It will only make you more experienced and cautious than successful people.