Is the university exam really a long live sixty?

For some people who have "no desires and no requirements", they only need sixty points, because they are too lazy to compete for that meager scholarship, as long as they can successfully graduate and get a diploma. . But for those students who want to secure a postgraduate degree and get a scholarship, 60 points is definitely an unacceptable score, because it means that they are far away from the goal they want to achieve.

In fact, even for unmotivated students, sixty points is not a safe score. Because our test scores were only around 50 points, the teachers gave us the higher scores because of their arrogance. But there are also teachers who are selfless and will give students whatever score they get on the exam, and they are not merciful at all. It would be miserable to meet this kind of teacher. Just because he wanted sixty points, he would review and deal with it carelessly, but he never thought of mentioning the iron plate. That sour feeling is really inexplicable to outsiders.

When looking for a job after graduation, the scores in each subject are also useful to us. If we have good grades, we can confidently tell the people at the job applicants that we are at the top of the class. Even if the employer wants to see our transcripts, we will not change our color. However, students with very low scores and poor grades will not have such confidence, which will weaken their aura during the interview and leave a bad impression on the employer.

Of course, for those top students who are both good in character and academics and have lofty goals, sixty points is of course a score that they never dare to think of, because it means failure, which means guarantee of postgraduate study and scholarship. They missed it and they couldn't tolerate it. Once they get such a score, they may feel panicked and may feel that the sky is falling. This kind of mentality is completely different from that of a person who is 60 years old. Therefore, I can only say that there is really no need for people who live sixty years to go to college. What is the point of wasting time here?