Is it necessary for college students to take the postgraduate entrance examination?

Not necessarily.

Necessity cannot be generalized, it depends on your future life plan. The benefits of taking the postgraduate entrance examination include improving your academic qualifications, getting a better platform, and possibly moving to a higher level after graduation.

Reviewing for the postgraduate entrance examination is a very arduous process, but in recent years the proportion of college students taking the postgraduate entrance examination has been increasing. Some people think that there are many benefits to studying for a graduate school, and some people think that the postgraduate entrance examination is necessary. Graduates with a master's degree have a high starting point for employment. A master's degree requires three more years of study than a bachelor's degree, and has great in-depth and breakthrough academic achievements. The knowledge learned is not comparable to that of undergraduate students.