1. academic GPA: the higher the better. Hong Kong schools often calculate GPA on a 4-point scale. 3.5 is quite satisfactory. If you convert it into a percentage system, which is 85, you can rest assured. 81 points is also acceptable. 75 points is also possible. Please wash and sleep below 71 unless you have something special.

2. School background: This is uncontrollable, regardless of major. Personally, I think the school hierarchy is divided into: domestic TOP11, 985, ordinary one and 211, non-211985 and below. It is said that the Chinese University of Hong Kong prefers Card 211, which is helpless.

3. Language scores: Except HKU and HKUST, it seems that all other schools recognize the application of CET-6. Of course, a good TOEFL IELTS score is very useful. The minimum admission requirement for Hong Kong schools is IELTS with a total score of 6, with a single item not less than 5.5. The requirement for CUHK is slightly higher, with an IELTS total score of 6.5 or above. You can apply for a TOEFL score of 79 or above. In engineering, the pressure is less because the language requirements are not high and the application is successful everywhere. On the contrary, research-oriented language is less likely to be stuck. If the boss nods, will the school still give you trouble? He only accepts a few students a year.

4. Internship, school activity experience, award-winning experience and their expressions: Hong Kong schools attach great importance to this. When applying, competitors' double degrees, internships in big companies, project awards, patents, papers published, scholarships (in no particular order) and so on can all get extra points in different degrees. While there is still some time to apply by the end of the year, you can try to beautify your resume, make up a few internships, distribute some paper, and mix several projects, especially if GPA and school are weak. PS is a link that cannot be ignored. However, in the application system of Polytechnic University, there is no place for teaching graduate students to pass PS.

5. Letter of recommendation: The hierarchical division of referees (especially teachers related to Hong Kong schools) can greatly increase the probability of your successful application, especially mphil. It is best to choose teachers who are familiar with each other. However, mainland students often write letters of recommendation for their teachers to sign, so Hong Kong schools no longer attach great importance to the letter of recommendation, unless it is a bull's leg. The good news, though, is that graduate students who teach at Polytechnic University don't need letters of recommendation.

6. Interview/written test: Being invited to participate in the interview and written test means that you have succeeded more than half, because this is the screening process itself.

Magnetization is also very important when applying. In HK, Magnetization is usually suitable for research-oriented graduate students. Teaching-oriented graduate students don't need Magnetization. Just upload and send the required materials and wait for good news. Students who are determined to apply for research should start in the middle of the year before entering the school, select the professors to follow, then read their works and paper, and tentatively send emails to cover the magnetic field. If you are favored by the professor, you can start to write your own research proposal and submit it to the professor for revision, and keep in touch. After a long time of contact, the prospective boss nods and submits you to the graduate school. You have passed the interview and also submitted the materials required by the students who teach. Congratulations on being admitted.

Hong Kong Polytechnic's well-known absolute gold medal majors (not entirely surprising): translation, accounting, hotel management and tourism management (TOP5 in the world), civil engineering and design.

Postgraduates of Hong Kong Polytechnic University should remember that Mphil is academic and MA/MSC is employment. Attention is partial, not absolute. There are also MA/MSC students who go on to study PhD after reading. From the difficulty of application, Mphil is far greater than MA/MSC.