Does MBA have to take math test?

The MBA has to take a math test. It covers a part of the knowledge of primary school, junior high school and senior high school, with a large scope, a large number and a wide range. It is difficult for candidates to grasp the key points in review, and at the same time, the problem-solving skills of the initial numbers are extremely strong, so it is increasingly important to increase technical training!

The math part is out of 75 points, and there are the following two types of questions:

Problem solving 15 small questions, 3 points for each small question, ***45 points;

Conditional adequacy judgment 10 small questions, 3 points for each small question, ***30 points.

Mathematics in the comprehensive ability test mainly examines the candidates' computing ability, logical reasoning ability, spatial imagination ability and data processing ability, and tests them by solving problems and judging the adequacy of conditions.

The range of mathematical knowledge involved is:

(1) arithmetic

1. integer

(1) Integer and Its Operation

(2) Divisibility, common multiple and common divisor

(3) Odd and even numbers

(4) prime numbers and composite numbers

2. Fractions, Decimals and Percentages

3. Ratio and proportion

4. Number axis and absolute value

(2) Algebra

1. algebraic expression

(1) algebraic expression and its operation

(2) Factorization and factorization of algebraic expressions.

2. Fraction and its operation

3. Function

(1) set

(2) One-variable quadratic function and its image

(3) Exponential function and logarithmic function

4. Algebraic equations

(1) one-dimensional linear equation

(2) One-variable quadratic equation

(3) Binary linear equation

5. Inequalities

Properties of (1) inequality

(2) Average inequality

(3) Inequality solution: one-dimensional linear inequality (group), one-dimensional quadratic inequality, simple absolute inequality and simple fractional inequality.

6. Series, arithmetic progression, geometric series

(3) Geometry

1. Plane geometry

(1) triangle

(2) Quadrilateral (rectangle, parallelogram, trapezoid)

(3) Circular and fan-shaped

2. Space geometry

(1) cuboid

(2) Cylinder

(3) Ball

3. Analytic geometry

(1) plane Cartesian coordinate system