What is the content of mathematics in the MBA joint examination?

Most of the math questions involved in the MBA written exam are the difficulty of high school math. However, it is still quite difficult for MBA candidates who have worked for many years, and there are a lot of questions in the mathematics subject of the joint entrance examination, and the assessment is still how to do the questions quickly and effectively, so although the difficulty is not high, it still requires a very systematic review and know how to solve the problems quickly. (There are many candidates' regrets that they didn't finish the question, not that they couldn't do it).

The following are the types of questions involved in the math exam:

Arithmetic, examination of numeracy ability The main test is real numbers, absolute values, and application questions. Real numbers are odd, even, prime, common divisor, common multiples, etc.; Absolute value problems are usually travel problems, engineering problems, etc.; Integer fraction, in layman's terms, is factorization; geometric functions, exponential functions, logarithmic functions, etc.; Equation; Inequality, which is based on unary quadratic equations and unary quadratic inequalities, are all things that I learned in junior high school.

Algebra, which tests your logical analysis skills. It is mainly based on the content of the series, mainly the equal difference series and the proportional series.

Geometry, which examines spatial imagination; It is divided into three parts: plane geometry, analytic geometry, and solid geometry. Plane geometry only examines regular figures, triangles, quadrilaterals, and circles; Solid geometry only examines the surface geometric volume of cylinders and spheres, and the spatial angle and distance are basically not examined. Analytic geometry is combined with numbers and shapes.

Data analysis, which examines the ability to process data. Permutations, probabilities, variances, etc.

75 points for Mathematics Foundation, 25 multiple-choice questions, divided into two types of questions: conditional adequacy judgment and problem solving, of which there are 15 questions for problem solving, 3 points for each question, a total of 45 points; There are 10 sub-questions in the judgment of conditional adequacy, each sub-question is worth 3 points, a total of 30 points. Mathematics requires a high level of problem-solving skills and speed.

The scope of mathematics topics includes arithmetic, algebra, data analysis, permutations and combinations, probability, practical problems, integers, fractions, equation inequalities, solid geometry, analytic geometry and other parts of the middle and high school levels.

There are two exams, one for general and one for English.

The comprehensive includes Mathematics, Logic and Writing, with Mathematics being the Elementary Mathematics English level between 4 and 6 levels of difficulty.

It has little to do with economic knowledge in the written exam. During the interview, it depends on the school you are interviewing with.

MBA Exam Subjects: English and General (Math, Logic, Writing).

Mathematics junior high and high school are the majority. Prepare!

The MBA is to take the management joint examination, and the total score of the management joint examination is 300 points, including 2 major subjects: comprehensive (200 points) + English (100 points). The comprehensive includes math (75 points) + logic (60 points) + writing (65) points.

Mathematics is the mathematics of the joint examination for management, which does not have a few scores, and mainly examines the content of elementary mathematics, that is, primary school, junior high school, and high school, and does not take advanced mathematics. There are a total of 25 questions in the MBA Mathematics, each with 3 points and a full score of 75 points. Examine 2 question types.

1. Problem solving (1-15 questions): Problem solving is a multiple-choice question, and one of the five choice questions is a multiple-choice question.

2. Conditional adequacy judgment (16-25): Conditional adequacy judgment is a new question type, which will have a question stem, and then two conditions: condition (1) and condition (2).

In the written test of the joint entrance examination for management, economics-related knowledge is not examined, but economic-related questions may be asked in the random questions and answers in the early interview or re-examination.

It is very important to do more questions in mathematics and get the knowledge points related to formulas. If you just do a lot of questions and detach from the knowledge points of the textbook, there will inevitably be "blind spots" in knowledge, leaving regrets in review. Eventually, this cyclical phenomenon occurs:

Repeat the questions that will be done, so that the ability is reduced; Repeating the questions that you don't know how to do will damage your confidence. Therefore, while doing the questions, you also need to return to the books, grasp the knowledge points by reading the books, and then consolidate them by doing the questions, so that you can continue to improve.

MBA candidates need to carefully study the exam syllabus when preparing for the exam, and the real questions for the postgraduate examination are all around the syllabus, clarify which are the key backbone knowledge, and make horizontal and vertical comparisons on the connotation and extension of the concept to find a universal rule.

How to selectively look at math knowledge points?

1) The concepts and laws are ambiguous and confusing.

2) The content involved in the knowledge points that are often wrong in the practice should be seen;

In the process of reading the book, you should do past papers to test whether you have fully mastered the knowledge points. These test questions are of great significance for understanding the types of questions in the postgraduate examination, understanding the idea of questions, grasping the key points of the proposition, strengthening the answering skills and training the answering specifications. The real questions of the postgraduate entrance examination not only meet the strict specifications of each question, but also meet the expected difficulty and differentiation as a whole, so the whole set of real questions can better reflect the characteristics of the proposition.

There is such a sentence in the exam, "If you can't pass the line, you can look at English, and if you don't get a high score, you can see mathematics". In the MBA Joint Entrance Examination, there is a single subject line for English, that is, only those who pass this score line have a chance to count the overall score. However, if you want to score high in the MBA exam, you must also grab 200 points in the comprehensive paper, and the easiest score in the MBA comprehensive is the math questions.

In this comprehensive 200-point paper, mathematics occupies 75 points, a total of 25 questions, and the exam time is 60 minutes, that is, an average minute to complete a question. It can be seen that the difficulty of MBA mathematics is not in the test paper itself, but in the time constraint. Improving the speed and accuracy of doing questions is the secret of getting a high score in MBA mathematics.

Through the study of past past questions, the difficulty distribution of MBA mathematics questions is roughly as follows: simple questions medium questions difficult questions = 7 2 1, according to the distribution of 25 questions is 17 5 3, in the review process, ensure that all the simple questions are done correctly, strive for medium questions, give up difficult problems, you can achieve good results. Most candidates do not aim for a perfect score of 75, as long as 50-60 points are sufficient.

Finally, it is recommended that candidates should strive to do the simple and medium questions of the past past questions more than 3 times during the review process, so as to form a conditioned reflex, and the solution method can be reflected immediately when encountering similar questions during the exam. In addition, as the exam is approaching, candidates must not fish for three days and dry nets for two days" It is recommended that from now until the exam, an average of 1 hour of review time per day, including time to listen to lectures, do questions, and read books.