Do those who have graduated from undergraduate degree and want to take the postgraduate entrance examination still need to go to job fairs?

It is necessary.

University job fairs are generally organized by government talent agencies and university career centers, mainly serving groups seeking employment and employers.

University job fairs are generally divided into on-site job fairs and online job fairs. The job fairs mentioned in daily life usually refer to on-site job fairs.

Job fairs are divided into industry-specific and comprehensive ones. Before attending the job fair, you must first understand the industry and nature of the job fair, so as not to waste time if it is not suitable for the position you are looking for.

The job fairs held by universities are generally set up for the majors of the university, which is helpful for college graduates to find suitable jobs at the job fairs. Usually job fairs rely on the reputation of universities to recruit well-known companies to participate. Then there are many types of positions in job fairs. Graduates' participation in job fairs can increase their chances of communicating with units and their chances of being hired. It is very beneficial to the employment of graduates.