Cross-examination postgraduate entrance examination refers to cross-professional, cross-regional and cross-school postgraduate entrance examination. As long as there is one thing, it belongs to cross-examination postgraduate entrance examination.

Three trans-majors refer to trans-majors, trans-regions and trans-schools at the same time.

It is generally believed that the best exam for postgraduate entrance examination is to take an examination of the major studied by the undergraduate and the school where the undergraduate is located. Relatively speaking, the more you cross the exam, the more difficult it is.

Cross-regional refers to the admission of better graduate students in urban areas, such as ordinary second-tier cities to Beijing-Guangzhou University.

Cross-major means not taking undergraduate courses, so the more irrelevant it is to this science, the farther it is and the more difficult it is.

Cross-school means that people go to by going up one flight of stairs without taking an undergraduate course, and it is normal to take a better course on the basis of undergraduate course.

Three-span postgraduate entrance examination refers to cross-regional, cross-school and cross-professional. The most difficult mode for postgraduate entrance examination is the "three spans" mode. Everything needs to be gradually familiar and understood in a strange environment and a strange major. If candidates choose this mode, the process of preparing for the exam will be very hard, and they need to spend a lot of energy to understand the situation and ask for information, and they will also bear great psychological pressure. Persistence requires perseverance and a strong heart.

Whether the postgraduate entrance examination can go ashore depends on the total score of the initial test+retest. Usually, the time from the announcement of the retest list to your retest is very short. The second interview is also divided into written test 9 and interview. Written tests generally take professional courses, and some schools also take English tests. The probability of this major will not be the same as that of the first test subjects. At this time, your preparation time is very hasty, and you are likely to score.

In addition, in the interview process, the questions asked by the tutor are generally not limited to a book, and the professional knowledge covers a wide range. Cross-discipline without foundation will be very passive.