1, the standard to solve every problem requires you to test yourself and develop good study habits. You should have the awareness that drafting should be more accurate and more serious than others. You must do it yourself. Understanding and understanding are two different things, understanding and doing problems are two different things, doing problems and getting full marks are two different things, and doing problems at ordinary times and doing problems in exams are two different things. In math class alone, I wrote a dense draft paper as thick as a basketball. Add two notebooks and review the formulas and theorems summarized at the margins of the books. I can't stop thinking when I start doing the problem, and then I don't need to think. Finally, I feel that mathematics is like flowing out of my body. Doing math is a pleasure in the soft afternoon sunshine. 3. Find a person who loves learning and communicate more. Every day at dinner, I will talk to several of our classmates about formula theorems, the relationship between differentiable continuity of multivariate functions, the difference between stagnation extreme points and inflection points, and so on. In the long run, what you learn every day is consolidated while eating. 4. Don't sign up for cram school. Postgraduate entrance examination is not a college entrance examination, not a competition, and mathematics is not difficult. I am in my twenties. If I haven't learned to think independently, it will be sad. Don't be like a child, waiting for the teacher to sort out information, talk about exercises and predict test papers for you every day. Learning needs thinking, not posing. Many people sit in the study room at half past six, pretending to be tyrants. At noon, I asked my classmates to bring cookies, so I was too busy to even eat a bite. It seems that he wants the whole world to know that he is the most serious person, thinking that I will be admitted if I am so serious. If you can't sleep well, how can you study efficiently? I couldn't sleep at three o'clock in the evening for a long time. It's still uncomfortable to get up at nine o'clock every day, and I have to go back to sleep at noon. 6. Don't think that you can succeed by following others' experience. There are a lot of experiences in reviewing high scores in mathematics on the forum for postgraduate entrance examination, but how many can be above 140? After listening to so many stories, I still have a hard time. I never believe in my luck, and I can only improve my strength to reduce the possibility of accidents.