There are different forms of oral re-examination in colleges and universities, so we must suit the remedy to the case. You can find out the form of the second interview oral exam by asking your brothers and sisters who have taken the exam before, and if possible, find out the problems that often appear in the oral exam.

Generally speaking, there are several types of interviews: self-introduction; Read an English article and then translate or answer related questions; Draw a topic to give a speech and elaborate; Two or three people discuss and debate the same topic (in the case of multiple people having a second interview together); Free question and answer (it may be a major, it may also be a hot topic of current affairs related to the major, or it may just be about personal situation).

2. Get to know the tutor/examiner

First of all, we should know the research direction of our professional tutors, and if possible, read their books, because on professional issues, tutors will generally move closer to their own research direction; Secondly, understand some questions and habits that the tutor often asks in the oral exam (this has to turn to the brothers and sisters again); Finally, you can call your tutor to let him/her know who you are and there are candidates like you to attend the second interview.

3. Pay more attention to the following aspects and practice several times properly.

1) greetings: good morning/afternoon, dear professors. I am XXX. Nice to meet you. )。 Farewell: Thank you for your time. Thank you for giving me such an opportunity. I hope to see you again soon.

2) Introduce yourself-name, age, hobbies, personality, study (work), etc. Be careful not to copy all the online versions, and the teacher will know that you didn't write them; You can choose some good sentences and organize your own content.

3) About your family, hometown and original school, pay special attention to the English name of the original school.

4) Future planning-study planning (direction after graduate school) and life planning (short-term and long-term).