Analysis of the National Law Master Professional Degree Graduate Entrance Examination: 2006

Author: Compiled by the National Education Examination Center
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Publish Date: 2005-08-01
Features: The Legal Master's Professional Degree Postgraduate Entrance Examination is a selective examination implemented by pilot institutions for the Legal Master's Professional Degree. The examination subjects include Political Theory, Foreign Language, Professional Foundation, and Comprehensive Courses. The "National Legal Master's Professional Degree Postgraduate Entrance Examination Syllabus," jointly formulated by the Higher Education Student Affairs Department of the Ministry of Education and the Examination Center, specifies the examination content and requirements for the Professional Foundation and Comprehensive Courses, serving as the basis for question setting and candidate preparation. The main content of the "Examination Analysis" for 2006 consists of four parts: Part 1, the 2006 Examination Instructions, including explanations on the revision of the "Examination Syllabus" and a brief introduction to its basic content; Part 2, an analysis of the 2006 "Examination Syllabus," providing a detailed explanation and analysis of the examination content listed in the syllabus; Part 3, an analysis of the 2005 examination questions, covering a comprehensive overview of the 2005 examination, including the overall difficulty of the questions, the scope of examination content, the structure of the test paper, the proportion of question types, and the distribution of candidate scores. The analysis of the questions focuses on key examination points, solutions, and the reasons for candidate errors, all supported by statistical data.