Can postgraduate entrance examination and job hunting be carried out at the same time?

I have seen many seniors take the postgraduate entrance examination at the same time, but the pressure is very great. Take our biology teacher in high school as an example. She struggled for two years to be admitted to China University of Political Science and Law, but she still failed. It's not that others are demanding of themselves, but that good schools are really much better than ordinary schools. She majored in biology, so she can only choose teaching besides scientific research. But she couldn't realize her pursuit of life and material things, so she decided to take the postgraduate entrance examination. In our impression, she studies almost every day except in class, and she is really tired. Work pressure is great, and study pressure is also great, which is very acceptable to people. In previous sessions of our school, a senior student chose to take the postgraduate entrance examination after graduation, but he was admitted only two years later, which was extremely stressful. If you have left school, I suggest you try your best to take the postgraduate entrance examination. Why? Now there are many undergraduates in this society, even those who graduated from key universities such as 985, 265, 438+065, 438+0, and their jobs and salaries are not as good as those of graduate students. If you leave the campus, try to take the postgraduate exam and pave the way for your future. Don't wait until your learning ability is weakened, it's too late. Finally, personal suggestions are still very important for the postgraduate entrance examination, but it depends on personal circumstances. The family is under great pressure, and you can also take the postgraduate entrance examination while working. If the pressure is not great, concentrate on the postgraduate entrance examination.