Graduate Entrance Exam Preparation Manual: Making the Exam Less Blind (3rd Edition)

Author: Xiao Jiangping, Chen Lili (editors)
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Publish Date: 2006-01-01
Features: This book has the following characteristics:
Comprehensive and multi-angle: The content not only involves review methods for various subjects but also includes self-management and psychological adjustment for postgraduate entrance exams.
Revealing universal patterns: Centered around establishing a correct mindset for postgraduate entrance exams, it goes beyond personal experiences, refining and filtering various insights to uncover universal patterns.
Comprehensive yet concise: On one hand, the information collection process emphasizes comprehensiveness and practicality to avoid overwhelming students with a sea of information. On the other hand, the information and insights are carefully verified, discarding the dross and preserving the essence, making them highly practical and saving students time and effort in searching and discerning information.
Focus on practicality: It not only provides strong theoretical guidance but also supplements it with typical success or failure cases of postgraduate entrance exams to offer a clearer understanding of the discussed topics.
Emphasis on diversity: Instead of vaguely discussing methods and study approaches, it addresses different student situations, offering effective guidance for all types of candidates.
Suitable for different stages: For readers planning to take postgraduate entrance exams (second or third-year students or working professionals), this book can be read systematically. For those currently preparing for the exam, it can be selectively used as a "postgraduate entrance exam bible."