About 2 months before the exam, that is, 1 1 month and 1 February, is the sprint stage before the exam. After the comprehensive and intensive review in the first two stages, we should do some math real questions of the previous year's postgraduate entrance examination and this year's simulation questions. On the one hand, it can further consolidate all aspects of knowledge learned and improve the ability to solve problems. On the other hand, it can improve the adaptability in the face of formal exams, so as not to get stage fright.

When doing simulation questions in the later stage, we should pay attention to controlling the time and method of answering questions. In the order of answering questions, we generally answer questions according to the principles of easy before difficult, up before down, mature before mature, small before big. Never get caught up in a thorny problem, so that you don't have time to do the final problem.

The second sprint stage of postgraduate entrance examination (65438+February ~ before the exam)

This stage is mainly to review the previous notes, and you can also take out the textbooks and flip through them. In fact, you will find that the examples in the textbook are very classic, and understanding the examples can solve a class of problems. Therefore, when any problem is unclear, you can open the textbook to see if the basic knowledge is understood and the foundation is solid, and all problems can be solved.

In addition to reviewing the knowledge, what you need to do is to memorize the commonly used formulas, so as not to forget them temporarily in the examination room, which will be a loss, because you think your knowledge structure and problem-solving ideas are very good, but because of a few small formulas, the math is poor, so much is not worth it.