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MBA Mathematics: How to Review Effectively? Is your method out of date?
There is a saying in the exam, "Look at English if you don't cross the line, and look at math if you get high marks." In the MBA entrance exam, English has a single subject line, that is, only through this score line can you have a chance to calculate the total score. However, if you want to get a high score in the MBA exam, you must also grasp the 200 points in the comprehensive examination paper, and the math problem is the easiest to score in the MBA comprehensive examination.

"In this comprehensive 200-point test paper, mathematics accounts for 75 points, ***25 questions, and the test time is 60 minutes, which means that it takes 2.4 minutes to complete a question on average. It can be seen that the difficulty of MBA mathematics lies not in the examination paper itself, but in the tight time. Improving the speed and accuracy of doing problems is the secret of getting high marks in MBA mathematics. "

By studying the real questions over the years, the difficulty distribution of MBA math questions is roughly as follows: simple questions/medium questions/difficult questions =7/2/ 1, and the distribution of 25 questions is 17/5/3. In the review process, we should ensure that all the simple questions are done correctly, strive for medium questions and give up difficult problems, so as to achieve good results. Most candidates don't pursue a perfect score of 75, 50-60 is enough.

Finally, it is suggested that candidates should try to do the simple and medium questions of real questions for more than three times in the review process, forming a conditioned reflex. When they encounter similar questions in the exam, they can immediately reflect the problem-solving methods. In addition, near the exam, candidates should not fish for three days and surf the Internet for two days. It is suggested that from now until the exam, the average review time per day is 1 hour, including the time for listening to lectures, doing problems and reading books.