My math foundation is not good either, but I can give you some advice. Read the outline of the postgraduate entrance examination, understand the formulas and theorems required above, read the theorems and formulas repeatedly, and do some classic exercises in combination with a large number of problems. It is best to do the real questions several times until you are very familiar with them. As long as you are willing to work hard to get high marks, this is not a dream. Paying attention to the foundation is king, and improving the calculation level is the key.

It is difficult to take the postgraduate entrance examination for mathematics, so we must pay attention to the solid review of basic concepts, basic theorems and basic formulas. Refer to Tang Jiafeng's 20 17 comprehensive review of postgraduate mathematics, and the follow-up review will be much smoother. After laying a good foundation, students should pay attention to the practice of real questions and do them again and again. Teacher Tang's "relay problem of postgraduate mathematics 1800" is very good. Sort out the thinking and skills of answering questions and do some simulation questions appropriately.