Mathematics can exercise people's logical thinking, but after all, not everyone is good at logical thinking, so it is even more love-hate in the on-the-job postgraduate examination of mathematics, and some people even don't want to touch mathematics in their lives. Although we can't live without mathematics, we really don't need to master all the complicated knowledge of many majors. Many disciplines in the professional field of on-the-job graduate students do not involve mathematical knowledge, so can these majors not take the math test? What other majors don't need to take math exams?

First of all, we know that there are two main ways for on-the-job graduate students to apply, namely Shen Shuo and part-time graduate students with the same academic level.

Shen Shuo, who has the same academic level, has a wide range of majors, including almost all humanities and social sciences majors. The equivalent Shen Shuo exam is to test foreign language integration and subject integration. If the chosen major has nothing to do with mathematics, then the exam will not involve mathematics-related exams, and the scope of students' choice of majors is also relatively wide.

There are relatively few part-time postgraduate majors, some of which require mathematics, but others do not, such as Master of Laws. This major is a non-management major, so I don't take math subjects. Students who are not good at math and do not like math can choose.

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