Many friends are under a misconception that the higher the score, the higher the approval rate. Indeed, to some extent, a higher score indicates a higher overall ability, but a higher score does not necessarily mean a higher probability of passing, and a lower score does not necessarily mean no opportunity.

Many applicants are approved with a score of 85 because they excel in other areas, but due to being older, they can only score less. Therefore, we recommend that applicants apply as early as possible.

Additionally, some friends may have made scoring mistakes in the past and were not objective enough when scoring, inadvertently adding many invisible points to themselves. However, the materials they can provide may not meet the requirements, significantly reducing the probability of passing.