Generally speaking, 70%, that is, 105, are basic questions.

As long as the foundation is solid, it is no problem to pass 100, and it is possible to work hard at1.120.

The topic of postgraduate entrance examination is not difficult. The key is to master the thinking of solving the problem and the investigation point of the questioner.

In the rest of the time, do as many real questions as possible after buying them, and then "recite" them. This is not to say rote memorization, but to master the general proposition law. In recent years, surveys have become more and more basic. Some year topics are even changed from the original textbook title, and the unfamiliar knowledge is quickly consolidated, and the wrong questions are recited several times.

Don't look at difficult questions if you don't have much time, because there are very few really difficult and biased questions. If there are, most of them are difficult to work out. It is not worth ignoring other parts for one problem.

After all, the math exam is still a state of mind. Many people panic in the examination room and can't do what they can. Steady. When you first saw the problem, you had no idea. If you think about it a little, you will know how to do it if you can remember the reviewed knowledge points.