What should I pay attention to before the futures exam?
1, certificate required.
As in previous years, candidates taking the futures examination must bring their personal ID cards and printed paper admission tickets before they are allowed to enter the examination room.
2. Stationery for the exam
Because the futures qualification examination takes the form of paperless computer unified examination, on the day of the examination, in addition to the ID card and admission ticket, candidates only need to bring a pen, and the draft paper is provided by the examination room. Mobile phones, headphones, watches, calculators and other things unrelated to the examination are not allowed to be brought into the examination room, and must be stored in the designated area according to the instructions of the examination room staff.
3. Arrive at the examination room in advance
Because on the day of the exam, the examination room staff will give the candidates unified verification, temperature measurement, photo taking and other work matters. In order not to delay the normal examination time, it is recommended that you arrive at the designated examination room one hour in advance.
Answering skills in futures examination
1. Grasp the answer time.
The questions of the futures qualification examination are all objective questions, and the multiple-choice examination usually requires a short time to answer. Therefore, at the beginning of the exam, we must first know the number of questions and quickly estimate the time taken up by each question. Perhaps you will find that each multiple-choice question is allowed to answer for less than one minute. This requires you to plan the answer time in advance.
2. Pay attention to the topic requirements when answering questions
According to the requirements of the topic, many candidates began to answer questions without even looking at the requirements of the topic. Remember, be sure to see all the options clearly. A careful multiple-choice question, all options may be attractive, however, when marking papers, only one is the right choice. For example, multiple-choice questions need an optimal answer. Obviously, in addition to the best answer, some answers in the alternatives may be correct to varying degrees, but they are only incomplete and incomplete. However, there are also some candidates who are immediately attracted by a "good" or "attractive" alternative answer when they look at the basic items, and put the rest of the answers in the past without even looking at them, thus losing many chances to score.