The joint examination of management refers to the unified entrance examination for graduate students majoring in management. Including management comprehensive ability test and English test. The comprehensive management ability includes three modules: mathematics, logical reasoning and writing. The questions are based on GMAT (American Graduate Entrance Examination for Business Administration).
The difficulty is similar to CET-6, and candidates need to lay a good foundation in two aspects when preparing for the exam.
In English writing, it is not necessarily possible to get high marks by enriching words, because writing requires more than just knowing words, so in order to get high marks in English, you must be able to get high marks in writing. This depends on the usual training of candidates.
In fact, the way to increase the difficulty lies in the deformation of words, including the changes of part of speech, tense, singular and plural. Therefore, it is best to have an English dictionary at hand, and look it up when you have something to find, so as to get to know it regularly. Words are generally not directly tested.