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What do you mean by English-English -2 or English -3 and Math-Math -2 and Math -3? Which is easier? How difficult is it?
There are only English one, English two and no English three in the postgraduate entrance examination.

Academic graduate students take English one, which is what we usually call graduate students. Postgraduates with professional degrees take English II, such as MBA, MPA and MPAcc. English one is a little more difficult than English two.

The biggest difference between the four types of mathematics papers lies in the requirements for knowledge:

Mathematics is the most extensive (including advanced mathematics, linear algebra, probability statistics).

Mathematics 3 is second (less space than mathematics 1 to solve several problems, curve integral, surface integral, physical application, but also economic application, difference equation),

Math 4 is slightly lower than Math 3,

Math 2 is the lowest (few columns, probability statistics, etc. It's better than math 3, but it has physical applications.