Mpacc, just a lot, but also more difficult, not difficult in the line test, the difficult thing is short time. There are some similarities, but they can't be said to be similar. The management entrance examination comprehensively tests elementary mathematics, logic and writing. The way of setting questions and solving problems is completely different from that of civil servants.

MPAcc entrance examination refers to the management entrance examination. The entrance examination for management majors is a unified examination for graduate students of management majors. * * * There are seven majors applicable to the management entrance examination, namely: master of accounting, master of library and information science, master of business administration, master of public administration, master of tourism management, master of engineering management and master of auditing.

The exam is divided into three parts, with 57 questions, including: mathematics, logical reasoning and writing, with a full score of 200.

Mathematics (75 marks): mainly examine the knowledge points in elementary mathematics, such as real numbers, algebraic expressions and fractions, equations and inequalities, series, preliminary knowledge of permutation and combination and probability, plane geometry, analytic geometry, etc. The difficulty of high school is in the form of multiple-choice examination, and the test sites are greatly compressed, requiring candidates to have a deep grasp of basic knowledge points.

Logic (60 points): It is mainly an examination of the ability of analysis and judgment. Including the ability to understand and analyze information; Ability to synthesize and judge things; Ability of deductive reasoning and inductive reasoning; Investigation on logical thinking such as corresponding argumentation and evaluation. They are all multiple-choice questions. Because this part of knowledge candidates are rarely involved in the university, it is necessary to practice more and master the answering skills.

Writing (65 points): examine students' ability to express words and analyze and demonstrate with words in the form of argument validity analysis; Through propositional composition, free propositional composition or case analysis, this paper examines the examinee's ability to express words, understand, integrate and discuss information, as well as his cognition and unique views on current hot topics in society.