The examination subjects are different: Mathematics I includes advanced mathematics, linear algebra, probability theory and mathematical statistics. The examination is comprehensive and the questions are relatively difficult. Mathematics II includes advanced mathematics and linear algebra.
Because the examination range of Math II in advanced mathematics is smaller and the examination score is the largest, it leads to the examination of Math II in advanced mathematics being more detailed, comprehensive and flexible than calculating one and calculating two.
Matters needing attention in postgraduate mathematics
According to the examination syllabus, it is easier to sort out the whole knowledge and establish a framework among subjects, especially probability theory, linear algebra and smaller subjects in mathematics, and establish a clear framework.
There are many contents in advanced mathematics, which may be a little difficult, but at least we can grasp a main line and don't look at each knowledge point in isolation, because the connection between them is very strong, and when there are many connections between knowledge points, it will also become the test center of the test questions, so that we can find the focus of review.