First, the foundation should be solid.
Basic knowledge is very important, so you must remember the basic knowledge. If we get the last 20 points, I think it should not be a problem to pass. There is no great way in laws and regulations, that is, to test memory. The best way to remember is to realize it through repeated memory. The most important basic knowledge is Chapter 8 Arbitrage Trading, Chapter 10 Financial Futures and Chapter 11 Options and Option Trading.
Second, summarize the law of doing problems
I suggest that you do more questions two weeks before the exam, especially the real questions over the years. You might as well make 4-5 sets. At this time, you will find that there are many knowledge points overlapping in these five sets of questions. At this time, you should pay attention to them. These overlapping knowledge points must be the key content in the textbook and must be mastered. In the long run, I believe you will gain a lot.
Third, do more questions.
Through simulation exercises, you can find out what you missed and didn't master, and you don't need to spend too much time, so you can adjust the review content and time reasonably. When you study, you should be careful. The content of each chapter, which questions should be mastered, which contents are only roughly understood, and which points should be mastered. It is clear at a glance through this review.
Fourth, adapt to the computer test in advance.
I believe everyone knows that the futures qualification examination is a form of computer examination. I believe this is not suitable for some novice candidates, so we must practice more in peacetime and adapt in advance. A system that can't operate the exam, no matter how good your knowledge is, is useless, so everyone must realize the importance of computerized exam operation.