The difficulty of Li Lin's six sets of papers and real questions mainly lies in the difficulty of multiple-choice questions. In fact, it is not particularly difficult to fill in the blanks. At most, one of the big questions will be more difficult. The difficulty distribution is relatively uniform, and the big questions generated by lines are more difficult. Li Lin's six sets of volumes are more suitable for checking leaks and filling gaps.

Li Lin's six sets of papers cover almost all the test sites, which are suitable for checking leaks and filling vacancies, and the quality of this set of questions is really high, which fits the real questions.

Teacher Li Lin, like sweeping monk, is a famous postgraduate. He is a senior teacher at Dalian University of Technology. He has nearly 20 years of postgraduate counseling experience, and his analysis of classic mistakes hits the nail on the head, which makes people have a profound understanding of teaching.

Mathematics review for postgraduate entrance examination

1, textbook basis. Mathematics preparation for postgraduate entrance examination begins with textbooks and the most basic concepts. University knowledge is easy to forget, so you should pick up your textbook and learn from scratch.

2. Watch the video. There are many teaching videos on the Internet. When you don't understand the book, you can watch the explanation video and learn from the teacher in the video.

3. Choose a suitable review book. The review book covers all knowledge points and basic exercises. When reviewing for the first time, you should finish the whole book in time, practice it in time and consolidate it in time.

4, a lot of practice. It is not enough to test only the exercises in the whole book. You should choose one more exercise book. Can be used to consolidate exercises, and the progress can be slower than the review of the whole book.

5. Simulation exercises. There will be many simulation questions in the sprint stage before the exam. It is necessary to train in a limited time, take the postgraduate entrance examination for 3 hours, and allocate time reasonably.

6. Summarize in time. Mathematics for postgraduate entrance examination generally takes 3 months to 6 months or even longer from preparation to examination. You should prepare a notebook to write down your unskilled knowledge points and mistakes in time.