Preparation for the Oral Exam

The external mathematics agrégation exam consists of two oral exams for eligible candidates. These exams take place in June or July. The first exam is titled “Algebra and Geometry,” and the second is titled “Analysis and Probability.” To help prepare for these exams, this course unit first outlines their specific characteristics and then provides guidance on preparing for the various topics announced by the exam committee.

Prepare students for the “Algebra and Geometry” and “Calculus and Probability” oral exams for the Agrégation competitive examination.

Bachelor's degree in General Mathematics, Master's degree (M1) in Mathematics.

Recommended prerequisites: A bachelor’s degree in mathematics from the University of Montpellier, followed by a first year of master’s studies (M1) in mathematics with a focus on “fundamental mathematics,” or any mathematics track up to the M1 level; a general studies track up to the L3 level.

In this course, we begin by introducing the oral exams and their format. We then work through representative examples of topics from the list of topics announced for the year.

Hourly volumes:

            CM:

            TD: 18

            Practical Work:

            Lot: