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Why don't you take the probability theory in the second year of postgraduate entrance examination?
The emphasis is on high numbers.

Mathematics 2 for postgraduate entrance examination usually includes the basic knowledge of advanced mathematics and the main content of linear algebra. Compared with Math 1 and Math 3, Math 2 has a remarkable feature that it does not take the probability theory or triple integral in higher mathematics.

However, the investigation of the basic knowledge of Mathematics II is more detailed than that of Mathematics I and Mathematics III.

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