I am a sophomore majoring in mathematics, and I want to take the postgraduate entrance examination across majors, but I have read a lot on the Internet, and I don't know which major is better. I prefer economics and finance. If you are good at math, go to the engineering graduate school. After all, engineering is better than science for employment. Mathematics is more important, but it is not easy to find a job after graduation, and the employment scope is too narrow. It is recommended to take one's postgraduate entrance examination in electronic information, automatic control, computer, electromechanical.

Although the economic and financial employment prospects are good, it is not easy to test. Generally, thousands of troops cross the wooden bridge and are alone. Because you want to take the financial examination, you must enter a good school, and it is also a problem that the school is not good at employment. But these good schools, such as the National People's Congress, Peking University and Shangcai, are not easy to test. If you are not in these schools and your own strength is not very strong, I suggest not to take the exam. I am also a math major. Many students around me have to take the exam for two years and don't have to take it.

So I suggest you take the engineering exam. Generally, all schools are mainly engineering, and no school must do well in the exam. It is best to take an examination of the engineering major in our school.

Especially before the re-examination, you should contact your tutor to determine whether people are recruiting students majoring in mathematics. This is very important, after all, it is an interdisciplinary postgraduate entrance examination.