To be honest, getting into the Central Conservatory of Music is not just about your ability, unless you are really outstanding.

Generally, those who pass the exam have studied at Yangyin for a period of time, so that the teacher can recognize you and appreciate you. Otherwise, there are many and strong competitors, and the number of students enrolled is limited. Students from the Central Music School Affiliated to the High School have to take the entrance exam. Many students from the high schools affiliated to other conservatories also apply every year. The difficulty is indeed very high!

So you’d better find a teacher from the vocal singing department of Yangyin University and let them see your level.

Also, as mentioned above, you need to prepare music theory and sight-singing ear training.

Also, in recent years, everyone has been saying that Yangyin is very dark, but it is actually not that outrageous! It's just that some people who didn't pass the exam think that those who did pass the exam are actually not as good as themselves, so they always say that Yangyin has some shady secrets!

In fact, most of the examinations for professional courses depend on the teachers. If you can make the teachers appreciate you, that’s almost it! It is best to study at the school for a period of time before taking the exam.

In addition, you can take a test in your cultural class. I suggest you, if you have already studied sight-singing and ear training, etc., and are very fond of music, and really hope to develop in music in the future, then You might as well try it. If you don’t have such a strong desire or the financial conditions are not good, it is best to give up. Study hard and go to a first-class university.

I tell you responsibly that the path of music is not as easy as imagined. The best results after graduation are: 1. Stay in this school and become a teacher. This requirement is relatively high, and you may need to go to graduate school or something. 2. Divide into groups. Tour the world with the art troupe.

Think about whether this is the life you want and whether your love for music can last a lifetime.

Some of my friends changed careers and some regretted it. If you regret it one day, it will be a waste of your achievements.

Personal opinions, for reference only.

Supplement: You can check it out on the Yangyin Tieba, it is much more popular than here! You can post and ask current singing and singing students.