Is it necessary to contact the tutor after the initial test results of postgraduate entrance examination come out?

I think it is necessary. I contacted the teacher after the second interview, because contacts are very important for cross-school postgraduate entrance examination. In addition to the places reserved in our school, it will be very rewarding to contact the tutor in time, at least it is psychological comfort, so I can concentrate more on preparing for the second interview. Of course, the tutor replied officially. You can contact his graduate students for more information. If I am admitted to a graduate school with the same major, I think I have the skills. I can contact the teachers of the undergraduate course, and draw their contacts, which will get twice the result with half the effort.

After the initial test results come out, considering the situation of the landlord, it is suggested to contact the tutor immediately, concentrate on preparing for the second test, get information in time and fight a prepared battle. Then the key is to contact the tutor before the second interview and bring some special products. If nothing else, at least be polite. I brought the wine brewed by the school at that time, which is not expensive, as a gift. I may have further news when I meet you, so I must be modest and polite.

I don't know what small school has fewer students. But as far as I know, there is no need to contact the tutor of a well-known school. The enrollment of master students and doctoral students is different. Doctoral students must contact their tutors, not master students. The re-examination of master students in well-known schools is in groups, and I don't know which group the candidates are in advance. This is a temporary lottery. I don't know which group you are looking for. Even if you happen to meet a re-examination group of 5-7 people, he can only be one of them. Besides, short-term contact is hard to say whether your impression is good or bad. As long as you do well enough in the second interview, you can pass the second interview. Such schools generally choose tutors in two ways after admission. So I think it doesn't matter whether I find a tutor or not.

After the initial test results, since it is possible to enter the second test, it means that you are not sure. But you can't give up completely. As long as there is a glimmer of hope, we must take a chance. Prepare for the second interview as soon as possible, and also choose a good tutor and get in touch with him. In addition, you need to be mentally prepared to transfer. If the college you apply for fails in the re-examination, you still have the opportunity to choose other schools. In short, you need to be fully prepared for the second interview and face it calmly.