2. Classified brush questions: classify topics according to knowledge points, such as algebra, geometry, probability, etc. This can help you better understand and master every knowledge point.
3. Easy first, then difficult: You can start with simple topics at first, and then gradually transition to more difficult topics. This will enable you to gradually improve your problem-solving ability in the process of solving problems.
4. Do exercises regularly: set time limits and simulate real exams. This can help you solve problems more effectively in a limited time.
5. Feedback and correction: After each question is finished, carefully check your answers, find out the mistakes and correct them. At the same time, you can also understand the correct method of solving problems by looking at the answers and analyzing them.
6. Review regularly: Don't wait until the eve of the exam to start reviewing. You should spend some time reviewing what you have learned every day to deepen your memory.
7. Use resources: There are many online math resources for postgraduate entrance examination, such as video tutorials and simulated test questions. You can make full use of these resources to improve your learning efficiency.
8. Keep a positive attitude: brushing questions is a long-term process, and there may be some difficulties and setbacks. But as long as you keep a positive attitude and persevere, you will certainly achieve good results.