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23 Postgraduate Mathematics Difficulty
Mathematics for postgraduate entrance examination is less difficult than in previous years.

Mathematics postgraduate refers to the mathematics subject of postgraduate examination. According to the different requirements of different disciplines and majors for graduate students' mathematical knowledge and ability, the postgraduate entrance examination papers are divided into engineering mathematics I, mathematics II and economic management mathematics III, and the types of papers used in specific majors have specific provisions.

According to the different requirements of engineering, economics and management disciplines and majors for graduate students' mathematical knowledge and ability, there are three kinds of mathematical examination papers for graduate entrance examination, of which Math I and Math II are engineering and Math III is economics and management.

Examination skills:

Combine the undergraduate teaching materials with the previous year's syllabus, and thoroughly understand the basic concepts, methods and theorems. Mathematics is a highly logical science. Only by deeply understanding the basic concepts and firmly remembering the basic theorems and formulas can we find the breakthrough and breakthrough point of solving problems. The analysis of mathematics answer sheets in recent years shows that one of the important reasons why candidates lose marks is that they have incomplete memory of basic concepts and theorems, poor memory, inaccurate understanding and poor grasp of basic problem-solving methods.

The initial review of postgraduate entrance examination should lay a solid foundation in an all-round way and focus on making up for the weak links. Mathematics review for postgraduate entrance examination is basic and long-term, and it should be put in the first place in the initial stage of postgraduate entrance examination.

This is the way to review the basics of mathematics. Reading, doing problems and thinking are indispensable. Reading is the premise and foundation, and it is possible to do the right topic through reading. Doing the problem is the key and the purpose. Only by knowing how to do the questions, doing the right questions and doing the questions quickly can we cope with the exams and achieve our goals. Thinking is to read and do problems more effectively.