It's much more difficult than military and civilian mathematics.

Mathematics 1: 1 sub-topic 10, * * * 10; 40 sub-topics of 1.5, * * * 60 points, 2 sub-topics of 15, 30 points, total score 100.

Mathematical outline analysis and question analysis explain the scope and proportion of exam types in the outline.

Mathematics for postgraduate entrance examination includes advanced mathematics, linear algebra and probability theory.

Ranked first: advanced mathematics 60%, line generation 20%, probability statistics 20%.

Second: 80% advanced mathematics, 20% line generation.

Number three: 80% advanced mathematics, 20% line generation, 20% probability statistics. High number: function, limit, continuity, unary function calculus, vector algebra and spatial analytic geometry, multivariate function calculus, infinite series, ordinary differential equations.

Line generation: determinant, matrix, vector, linear equations, eigenvalue and eigenvector of matrix, quadratic probability theory and mathematics.

Statistics: probability of random events, random variables and their distribution, numerical characteristics of random variables, law of large numbers and central limit theorem, mathematical statistics and parameter estimation.

Test paper topic distribution: 10 multiple-choice questions (5 points 1 question, * * 50 points) 6 fill-in-the-blank questions (5 points 1 question, * * 30 points) 6 solve questions (including proof questions) ***70 points *150 points. Because high numbers account for the largest proportion, the focus should be on high numbers.

You can talk with teachers Tang Jiafeng, Zhang Yu, Li Yongle, Wu Zhongxiang, Li Lin and Yang Chao.

Line Generation: Li Yongle Probability Statistics: Wang Shian, Fang Hao and Yu Bingsen will talk to you today about how to review the mathematics for the postgraduate entrance examination. As the subject with the highest score, mathematics is self-evident.

The first part of the plan. Understand the mathematical foundation of postgraduate entrance examination.

1. Mathematics classification for postgraduate entrance examination?

2. Mathematical outline analysis and problem analysis A:

1. Mathematics for postgraduate entrance examination can be divided into three categories, namely, Mathematics I, Mathematics II and Mathematics III.

In terms of difficulty, it is definitely the most difficult one to count. To be the first in the exam, you need to study hard. There is basically no situation that you are ready to land in two or three months, because you may not even learn the knowledge points in two or three months! Let alone brush the questions!

Generally speaking, the master's exam comes first, some better schools take the second place, and mathematics takes the second place, all of which are professional master's exams. The topic is less than probability theory first, and then the difficulty will be slightly reduced. It's easy to get high marks when you are ready. The number three in mathematics is generally taken away by students majoring in economic management. Because of the great competition in economics and management, there is a high demand for math scores.