What subjects are there in the postgraduate entrance examination for management?

There are two subjects in the postgraduate entrance examination for management, namely, the comprehensive ability of the joint entrance examination for management (two articles on mathematics, logical reasoning and writing) and English II (cloze, four articles in the first part of reading comprehension and one article in the second part of reading comprehension, English-Chinese translation, small composition and big composition), with a total score of 300 points.

Postgraduate examinations are divided into academic and professional directions, and the subjects of management postgraduate examinations are different in different directions.

Master's programs include: first-level discipline management science and engineering, business administration, agriculture and forestry economic management, public administration, library information and archives management, and several two disciplines (under each first-level discipline).

Specialized majors: Master of Accounting (MPACC), Master of Library and Information Science, Master of Business Administration (MBA), Master of Public Administration (MPA), Master of Tourism Management, Master of Engineering Management and Master of Audit.

Professional examination subjects: English second written test and management comprehensive ability, English second unified examination subject, management comprehensive ability as joint examination subject, limited to 7 management professional degrees. Re-examination interview: generally examine English, professional courses, comprehensive ability interview and professional ability.

Postgraduate subjects: written politics, English I, mathematics III, and specialized courses. Individual majors don't take math, but take two professional courses. Re-examination interview: check professional courses, politics and professional ability.