1. Make a review plan: first make clear your target score and remaining time, and then make a reasonable review plan according to the exam outline and your actual situation. The scheme should be concrete and feasible, with clear time nodes and task allocation.
2. Review of basic knowledge: There are many knowledge points involved in postgraduate mathematics, so it is necessary to lay a good foundation. We can systematically study and consolidate the basic knowledge of mathematics from teaching materials, tutorial books and network resources. Practice and summarize knowledge points that you are unfamiliar with or easy to forget.
3. Improve problem-solving ability: Math exam requires not only mastering knowledge points, but also strong problem-solving ability. Therefore, we should do more exercises in the review process, especially the real questions and simulation questions over the years. By doing problems, you can test your learning effect, find your own shortcomings and make targeted improvements.
4. Pay attention to methods and skills: Mathematics problems in postgraduate entrance examination are often difficult and complicated, so you should learn to use some problem-solving methods and skills in the review process. These methods and skills can help you solve problems faster and improve the efficiency of solving problems. You can learn and master these methods and skills by reading textbooks, reference books or consulting teachers.
5. Regularly summarize and reflect: In the review process, we should regularly summarize and reflect on our own learning situation, find out our weak links, and adjust our review plans and methods. At the same time, we should pay attention to the examination trends and understand the examination trends and key points in order to better adjust the review strategies.
6. Keep a good attitude: Mathematics review for postgraduate entrance examination is a long and boring process, so keep a good attitude and avoid anxiety and stress. You can adjust your mood and keep a positive attitude by participating in extracurricular activities and exchanging learning experiences.