Is it necessary to take the postgraduate entrance examination for water conservancy and hydropower projects?

In fact, the postgraduate entrance examination for water conservancy and hydropower majors depends on yourself. First of all, you should be clear about what your postgraduate entrance examination is for. If it is for work, then if you have found a suitable job before graduation, such as a large state-owned enterprise, a relatively good private enterprise, China architecture, or the State Grid, these places are still very good jobs. If you have got the offer and don't want to continue reading, then I don't think you need to take the postgraduate entrance examination. Of course, because there is no conflict between postgraduate entrance examination and job hunting, you can make two preparations.

If you want to continue studying in the field of water conservancy and hydropower, and have certain academic ability, then I suggest continuing to study in graduate school to realize your ideal.

Let's talk about the difficulty of the postgraduate entrance examination. It's not difficult to get into graduate school, but it's the hard part. Be sure to position yourself before the postgraduate entrance examination, and don't blindly choose a super professional school. In that case, it is likely to increase the difficulty of postgraduate entrance examination. For example, if you want to go to Tsinghua for graduate study, but your undergraduate course is very general. Do you think hard work is enough?

In fact, the postgraduate entrance examination depends on your preparation, because you work hard, others may work harder. Therefore, before registering, we must analyze the basic scores and professional admissions of this school, mainly depending on the retest line and the retest admission ratio. For example, the competition of hydraulic structure and function in Hohai University is fierce, but the competition between hydraulics and river dynamics is much smaller. At this time, you have to think about whether you are competitive. In fact, as long as they are similar majors, the positions available for employment are similar. If you want to be safer, you can choose a similar major with less competition, because many of the instructors are doing the same direction.

Don't think that you can adjust if you fail the postgraduate entrance examination. Unless your undergraduate school is strong, it will be difficult to adjust. In fact, the master's degree and the master's degree in water conservancy and hydropower engineering are similar in gold content, depending on the school. There is basically no discrimination against the master now. If you want to study PhD, you can take a master's degree. If you work, the master is actually the same.

If you choose the postgraduate entrance examination, no matter whether your major is competitive or not, you must work very hard to get something back!

I hope my answer is helpful to you!