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Is the futures qualification examination a computer test or a paper-and-pencil test?
Futures qualification examination adopts closed-book and computer examination methods. Candidates answer questions by computer, and the examination time of each subject is 100 minutes, with a perfect score of 100 and 60 as the passing line.

Subject types of futures qualification examination:

Topics of the course *** 130, including:

(1) Multiple choice questions: 60 questions, each with 0.5 points ***30 points;

(2) Multiple-choice questions: 30 questions, each question 1 point, ***30 points;

(3) True or false: 20 channels, 0.5 point for each channel, *** 10 point;

(4) Comprehensive questions: 20 questions, each with 1.5 points and ***30 points.

"Futures laws and regulations" subject *** 130 topics, including:

(1) Multiple choice questions: 60 questions, each with 0.5 points ***30 points;

(2) Multiple-choice questions: 30 questions, each question 1 point, ***30 points;

(3) True or false: 20 channels, 0.5 point for each channel, *** 10 point;

(4) Comprehensive questions: 20 questions, each with 1.5 points and ***30 points.

"Futures Investment Analysis" course *** 100 topics, including:

(1) Multiple choice questions: **30 questions, each small question 1 point, ***30 points;

(2) Multiple-choice questions: **20 questions, each question 1 point, ***20 points;

(3) True or false: **20 questions, 65438+ 0 points for each small question, ***20 points;

(4) Comprehensive questions: **30 questions, 65438+ 0 points for each small question, ***30 points.

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