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I took the 22-year civil service examination. After the results came out, my score was the first, with a score of 57 in public courses and 69 in professional courses. Others scored 40 to 50 in professional courses. The clerical examination mainly examines public courses (public foundation + practice test) and professional courses (my post professional course is mathematics 2 + physics)
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It took a relatively long time for me to review the public courses. It started roughly two months before the announcement. Because I didn’t have any foundation, I have been reviewing the public courses from the beginning to the end of the exam. I read one side of the knowledge points first, and I must take notes and sort out the knowledge points during the reading process, so that I can remember them in my brain. It is very important that you can quickly remember when you review again. I feel that the stage where the scores of public courses improve the fastest is the period when a large number of questions are written. In the final sprint, it is enough to strictly follow the test requirements to study the real questions. The main thing is to grasp the speed and rhythm of the questions. Basically, when practicing the real questions at the end, the score has been kept at 57~69 points, and the room for improvement is very limited. This is already a normal score, and generally everyone can't get a big score.
It is the professional courses that can really increase the score. The main reason I was able to get the first place in the exam is that I realized this during the review, so after the announcement of the exam, I put the main energy on the professional courses. My professional course is Mathematics 2+ physics:
- The main content of Mathematics II includes advanced mathematics, linear algebra, etc.
- The main survey contents of physics include mechanics, heat, electromagnetism, particle kinematics, waves and wave optics, relativity, quantum physics foundation, etc.
Because I graduated with a master's degree, I studied mathematics first during the postgraduate entrance examination, and I also took a lot of notes at that time, so I still have a little foundation in mathematics. I spent a week quickly reading the first and second volumes of advanced mathematics and linear algebra textbooks. I basically memorized all the knowledge points, and I annotated a lot of notes in the textbook when I was an undergraduate, so I can quickly remember the knowledge points and some problem-solving skills. In addition to the notes in the textbook, fortunately, there are many individual notes in the textbook, which basically cover all the core knowledge points and calculation methods of advanced mathematics and linear algebra. Thanks to these notes, I quickly remembered all The formulas of the knowledge points and the ideas for doing the questions. The following is the link sharing of these mixed paper notes. If necessary, you can download and view them. The writing is a bit ugly, but the things recorded are the core points, which can sort out the structure of knowledge in the mind. It’s best to sort it out by myself based on my notes, so that I can deepen my impression and understanding.
In short, the public class is reviewed normally and performed normally, and it is enough to keep fifty or sixty points. The most important thing for professional courses is to keep brushing the simulation papers, so that you can deepen your memory and understanding of the messy knowledge points in the book, which is the key to high scores. On the other hand, the speed of doing the questions is also very important. At the end, you must save a few sets of real questions , Practice the speed of doing the questions. Under normal circumstances, many people can't finish it, so you must test it several times to grasp the order and speed of doing the questions. The mathematics part of the professional course is time-consuming. I first did a few simple high-level math parts, and then skipped without thinking about the questions and started to do the physics part. Relatively speaking, the physics part is relatively simple and easy to score.
review notes
Mathematics 2 notes information: https://download.csdn.net/download/u014541881/88083596
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