Mathematics 1, 3 and 4 account for 50% of advanced mathematics, while linear algebra, probability theory and mathematical statistics each account for 25%. Because the probability part is not tested in Mathematics II, advanced mathematics accounts for 80% and linear generation accounts for 20%. Judging from this ratio, mathematics is the most important thing no matter how high it is!

In fact, the content is basically the same. It's just that the investigation of some knowledge points is different.

For example, mathematics has the most knowledge points. For example, vector algebra, triple integral and so on, mathematics 2, 3 and 4 do not need to be tested.

The specific examination scope is subject to the mathematics examination outline of the year you entered the exam. The current review can refer to the 2006 syllabus. It is estimated that the change in 2007 will not be great, and the only possible change is the merger of Math III and Math IV.