Characteristics of futures examination
1. The registration threshold is low.
Compared with other exams, the futures industry, as a domestic qualification entry exam, has not as high registration conditions as everyone thinks. In terms of registration conditions, all candidates only need to meet 18 years old and have a high school education or above to register for the exam. It is precisely because of the low threshold for the registration of futures practitioners' examinations that it has gradually attracted so many people to apply.
The exam is very difficult.
Compared with other examinations, there are not many examination subjects for futures practitioners. Like the primary accounting examination, there are two subjects, namely, basic knowledge of futures and futures laws and regulations. Because futures business is an introductory exam, it is not so difficult compared with other exams. The test questions are basically based on the content in the textbook and the knowledge points are relatively basic. Even non-professional candidates can master it quickly as long as they spend more time.
Experience sharing of preparing for futures qualification examination
1, seize important test sites
The topics of all subjects in the futures qualification examination are objective questions, and the examination content is relatively extensive. It is suggested that candidates should find the key points, grasp the important test sites, do targeted exercises and constantly consolidate knowledge points on the premise of studying the exam outline and being familiar with the teaching materials during the preparation for the exam.
2. Summarize the answering skills
It is particularly important to prepare for the futures qualification examination. The brush question here does not refer to the sea tactics, but to the quality brush question. Brush more typical questions, and you will find that many questions have certain answering rules. It is suggested that in the process of brushing questions, we should pay attention to summing up the answering skills. For example, you have done five sets of questions in a row, which questions are the same type, whether the knowledge points overlap, and so on. You should write them down in your notebook in time, and write down the solution ideas of these typical problems and review the overlapping knowledge points.