National Engineering Master Professional Degree Entrance Examination Tips (Second Edition)

Author: Shanghai Jiao Tong University GCT-ME Research Group
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Publish Date: 2005-05-01
Features: The admission examination for postgraduate students pursuing the Master of Engineering (ME) degree is divided into two stages. In the first stage, candidates take the National Unified Engineering Master Postgraduate Entrance Qualification Examination (abbreviated as "GCT-ME"). In the second stage, candidates, holding their "GCT-ME" score reports, apply to the universities they are applying to to participate in tests self-organized and designed by the universities based on their training objectives. Higher education institutions decide whether to admit candidates based on their performance in various tests and evaluation results.
Since 2001, Shanghai Jiao Tong University has ranked among the top in the national admission scores for Master of Engineering (ME) postgraduate students for three consecutive years. This achievement includes the pre-examination guidance provided by the supervising teachers of relevant disciplines. The Shanghai Jiao Tong University "GCT-ME" Research Group has meticulously studied the testing requirements for the national Master of Engineering (ME) postgraduate entrance examination in relevant subjects. Through the accumulation of three years of guidance experience, they have compiled this book, aiming to provide candidates with insights for the examination.
The content of the book is divided into five parts. The first part is Language Expression, written by Professor Chen Xianyuan; the second part is Mathematical Foundation, co-authored by Professor He Caixing and Professor Zhang Yi; the third part is Logical Reasoning, written by Professor Huang Weili; the fourth part is Foreign Language Application, co-authored by Associate Professor Chen Duojia and Teacher Wang Yuexi; the fifth part is the 2003 Examination Questions.
The compilation of this book strictly adheres to the testing requirements of the national Master of Engineering (ME) postgraduate entrance examination. First, the question types are consistent with the actual examination papers; second, brief analyses of the problem-solving methods and key points for various question types are provided; third, a certain number of practice questions are offered based on the assessment points to allow candidates to conduct pre-examination drills.
The publication of this book has also benefited from the care and guidance of Comrade Zhang Weigang and Comrade Xiao Cangming from the Graduate School of Shanghai Jiao Tong University.
Due to the limited time for the book's publication, there may inevitably be omissions and errors. We sincerely hope that candidates will provide valuable feedback during use so that the book can be improved in future revisions.