There are two subjects in the postgraduate entrance examination for management, namely, the comprehensive ability of the joint entrance examination for management (two articles on mathematics, logical reasoning and writing) and English II (cloze, four articles in the first part of reading comprehension and one article in the second part of reading comprehension, English-Chinese translation, small composition and big composition), with a total score of 300 points.

Management has always been a popular subject for postgraduate entrance examination. There are many majors in management credits, and some majors have clear qualification requirements, such as business administration, public administration, tourism management, and engineering management. It requires three years or more of undergraduate work experience and five years or more of specialist work experience, so if you are a fresh undergraduate, you can't apply for these majors even if it is not difficult.

Secondly, there are some subjects in management that need to be tested in mathematics. If you are not good at math, you can choose majors such as administration, land resource management and social security. These majors don't need to take math, but you can also choose accounting, auditing and library and information science as the next best majors. The test is 199 management synthesis, and the mathematics difficulty is equivalent to that of high school mathematics.

Other disciplines, if they are business administration majors, can choose enterprise management, which is relatively less difficult and appropriate. Other majors are equally difficult, and there is nothing particularly simple or difficult. It depends on your personal preference and the specific enrollment ratio of specific institutions.

Finally, I wish you good luck in the exam!