Which is more difficult, the initial test or the second test?

1. If it's really difficult, personally, I still think it's even more difficult to try for the first time. After all, reviewing for nearly a year is mainly for the initial test. If you don't do well in the initial exam, you won't have a chance in the next retest. Now that the subject has passed the second interview, it represents a big step closer to graduate students. Of course, after the initial test, it doesn't mean that you will be admitted to graduate school, and the result of the second test is equally important. The weights of the results of the initial test and the second test may be the same. If the result of the second test is not ideal, it may be brushed off, so the second test must also be taken seriously.

2. Under normal circumstances, the re-examination for postgraduate entrance examination consists of two parts: written examination and interview. The written test mainly examines the knowledge of professional courses, so it is necessary to review the professional courses carefully before the second interview. There may be something in the retest notice. In fact, it's best to ask the brothers and sisters who applied for this school last time. They know best what they were holding. This year's situation should be similar, and the last experience is of great reference value.