After the math test, candidates spoke freely on the Internet and shared their answering experiences. Some candidates bluntly said: "Mathematics 2 is not very difficult, and the most fierce is Mathematics 1." Another candidate said: "The difficulty of Math 1 is one level higher than last year. "It seems that this year's Mathematics 1 has indeed brought a lot of challenges to the candidates.
But even the less difficult math 2 has the same complaints. Multiple choice questions, fill-in-the-blank questions, and big questions are all immune. A candidate said: "Last year's math 2 real question could score 129 points, but this time math 2 is estimated to be less than 100 points." It can be seen that the difficulty of Math 2 has been significantly improved compared to previous years.
Mathematics tests have always been one of the important means of selecting outstanding talents. It not only examines the candidate's mathematical knowledge, but also a comprehensive test of the candidate's thinking ability, problem-solving skills and psychological quality. Every year, the mathematics test will attract wide attention from the majority of candidates and the society.
Candidates have had mixed reactions to this year's math exams. Some people think that Math 1 is too difficult, that multiple-choice questions may seem simple but are always uncertain when it comes to excluding answers, and that large problems are also computationally intensive and unexpected. Although Math 2 is relatively simple, it also makes some candidates feel uncomfortable.
Candidates also have mixed emotions about such test results. Some people feel lost and frustrated, and they have put in a lot of hard work but have not been able to get the expected reward, while others feel fortunate and satisfied that they have successfully passed this test.
But no matter what the result is, we should respect the dedication and efforts of every candidate. After all, they have put in hard work and sweat for their dreams and future. Whether they succeed or not, they deserve our respect and admiration.
We should also think seriously about how to better select excellent talents. As the number of graduate students continues to increase, so does the difficulty of the exam. However, it is not scientific and comprehensive to rely only on test scores to select talents.
We should examine the comprehensive quality and ability of candidates from many aspects, such as thinking ability, innovation ability, practical ability, etc. Only in this way can we truly select talents with potential and talent to make greater contributions to our society and country.
Attention should be paid to the mental health and growth and development of candidates. Exams are just a part of life, and failing doesn't mean the end. We should encourage candidates to maintain a positive attitude and optimism, and to face setbacks and difficulties bravely. We should also provide them with more opportunities for growth and development to help them achieve their dreams and goals.
The postgraduate mathematics exam has come to an end, and the joys and sorrows of the candidates are mixed. But no matter what the result is, we should respect the dedication and efforts of every candidate.
We should also seriously think about how to better select outstanding talents, and pay attention to the mental health and growth and development of candidates. I believe that with our joint efforts, we will be able to cultivate more outstanding talents for our society and country.