1. Determine your goals: First, make clear your goals and understand the requirements of the schools and majors you apply for, so as to review them in a targeted manner.
2. Make a plan: Make a reasonable study plan according to your work and life arrangements. Every day can be divided into several time periods, and each time period is devoted to reviewing a subject or knowledge point.
3. Choose the right teaching materials: choose the teaching materials, counseling books and network resources that suit you. You can refer to the real questions, simulation questions and professional books over the years for review.
4. Keep practicing: Postgraduate exams for mathematics majors require higher problem-solving ability, so we should do more exercises to improve the speed and accuracy of problem-solving.
5. Participate in training courses or consult teachers: If conditions permit, you can sign up for training courses or consult experienced teachers to better master the examination skills and methods.
6. Adjust your mentality: keep a good attitude, don't be discouraged when you encounter difficulties, and believe that your efforts will be rewarded.
7. Reasonable arrangement of rest: In the intense review process, we should pay attention to the combination of work and rest, ensure adequate sleep and rest time, and maintain a good learning state.
8. Timely summary: summarize and reflect on your own learning situation regularly, find out your own shortcomings, and make targeted improvements.
In a word, it takes more time and energy for on-the-job staff to prepare for graduate students majoring in mathematics, but as long as they plan rationally and persevere, they will certainly achieve ideal results.