Advanced mathematics (or calculus) accounts for about 60%, linear algebra accounts for about 20%, and probability theory and mathematical statistics account for about 20%. In Math II, advanced mathematics (or calculus) accounts for about 80%, and linear algebra accounts for about 20%. Mathematics 3, advanced mathematics (or calculus) accounts for about 60%, linear algebra accounts for about 20%, and probability theory and mathematical statistics account for about 20%.

There will be many problems in the process of mathematics postgraduate entrance examination, and students interested in mathematics may wish to work hard to overcome them. Of course, not all math problems can be effectively solved, mainly depending on different people's thinking ability.

Finally, as long as you have learned all the knowledge points of the exam, there is nothing difficult to solve.