Two written tests, concerning Geometry and Analysis respectively, both consisting in exercises to be solved (some calculus exercises and some more abstract questions). The written exam of Geometry is divided in two parts: the first (Linear Algebra) consists in 4 exercises (with multiple questions), one concerning vectors or analytic geometry, one more abstract, one concerning the discussion and solution of linear systems, one concerning the diagonalization (for a total of 32 points maximum); the second part of the written exam is a multiple-choice test with seven problems concerning combinatorics and probability. The test gives a maximum of 3 points added to the score of the Linear Algebra test.
The written exam of Analysis consists in 3 exercises (with multiple questions), one concerning the study of the graph of a real function, one on calculus, one concerning abstract problems and graphical exercises (for a total of 32 points maximum). There is also an intermediate (and optional) test of Analysis, concerning the first arguments of the course, which gives a maximum of 3 points, added to the score of the written exam. Optional oral examinations (admission with at least 15/30 points in the corresponding written exam).