Mathematics is a highly deductive science, which requires very strict basics. Only by deeply understanding the basic concepts and firmly remembering the basic theorems and formulas can we find the breakthrough and breakthrough point of solving problems. From the analysis of mathematics answer sheets in recent years, it is not difficult to see that many candidates have incomplete memory of basic concepts and theorems, poor memory, inaccurate understanding and poor grasp of basic problem-solving methods.

2. Make full use of the test questions over the years, and pay attention to summing up the ideas, routines and experiences of solving problems.

The primary task of mathematics examination is to solve problems, not to recite basic concepts, formulas, conclusions and so on. Only through repeated practice can we truly understand and consolidate. Special emphasis should be placed on the analysis of research topics and problem-solving ideas when doing problems. Even though the mathematics test questions are ever-changing, their knowledge structure is basically the same, the questions are relatively fixed, and there are often obvious problem-solving routines. After mastering it skillfully, the speed and accuracy of solving problems can be improved.

3. Conduct preliminary comprehensive testing and application training.

There will be some comprehensive questions and application questions applied to multiple knowledge points in the math exam. This kind of test questions are generally more flexible and more difficult. When reviewing mathematics for the first time, we don't need to focus on it, but we should also carry out some training step by step to accumulate ideas for solving problems. At the same time, it is also conducive to digesting and absorbing the knowledge we have learned, thoroughly understanding the vertical and horizontal relationship of relevant knowledge, and transforming it into something we really master.

In fact, the focus of the review stage of the postgraduate mathematics textbook can be summarized in eight words, that is, to lay a solid foundation and highlight the key points. Textbooks are actually very important for every exam, so it is understandable to review the postgraduate mathematics from textbooks. More postgraduate consultation, welcome to communicate and consult in time!