1. Familiarize yourself with the outline: understand the content, scope and key points of the exam, and make clear the knowledge points that need to be mastered.
2. Make a plan: Make a reasonable review plan according to the examination time and personal situation, and arrange the daily study time and content reasonably.
3. Organize notes: Organize class notes, teaching materials and exercises into clear notes for reference when reviewing.
4. Do more exercises: consolidate knowledge points through a large number of exercises and improve problem-solving ability and speed. You can choose to do real questions, simulation questions and various types of exercises over the years.
5. Understand the principle: not only should we master the problem-solving methods, but also deeply understand the mathematical principles and theorems, so that we can use them flexibly when encountering complex problems.
6. Communicate more: discussing and communicating with classmates or teachers, learning from each other and solving problems can improve the effect of understanding and memory.
7. Make a summary: summarize the knowledge points once a week or once a month, sort out your learning progress and weak links, and adjust the review plan in time.
8. Sprint before the exam: for a period of time before the exam, conduct mock exams and intensive training to familiarize yourself with the form and rhythm of the exam and enhance your confidence.
9. Pay attention to rest: arrange rest time reasonably, ensure adequate sleep and diet, and maintain good physical condition.
10. Perseverance: Mathematics review for postgraduate entrance examination is a long-term process, which requires perseverance, positive learning attitude and good study habits.