My daughter wants to take the postgraduate entrance examination and help her draw lots. Can I sign next?

Hello! I am also an undergraduate, and the difficulty of postgraduate entrance examination is actually much more difficult than the college entrance examination. Partial subjects are not allowed, and there are two exams. Whether my personal suggestion is necessary or not, we should look at this problem rationally. After all, your daughter's future is at stake, and it is irrational to draw lots.

It depends on what your daughter thinks. Although the postgraduate entrance examination is difficult, being admitted is a better stepping stone to promotion than others. The more advantage is to waste two years. You know, many college students fail to take the postgraduate entrance examination and waste it year after year.

If you don't take the exam, you will have two years more work experience than others and save more time to do other things.

Of course, everything depends on whether your daughter is determined to go through a more cruel exam than the college entrance examination.