Looking at the examination situation over the years, the overall difficulty of the futures qualification examination is actually not very high, and the examination content is basically basic, but there are still many candidates who fail the examination. What is the reason? Please note the following four factors.

First, the preparation time is chaotic.

You know, the futures qualification examination is divided into three subjects. If you want to successfully take all the exams at one time, you should be particular and skillful in preparing for the exam. If you can't find the direction and goal, you will study blindly, and the preparation time will be chaotic, which will inevitably lead to the failure of the exam. To solve this problem, we must first make a study plan that suits us in advance and arrange our time reasonably. For candidates who are pressed for time. You can apply for the exam by subject and time.

In short, the preparation of futures must be carried out in a planned and purposeful way. What you learn every day and how long it takes will always be rewarding.

Second, cramming for the last minute.

Rote memorization is the most common problem that candidates are most likely to make! I always think that the examination for futures practitioners is relatively basic and the examination questions are relatively simple, so I only review one week before the exam and take the exam with a lucky attitude. Such an attitude is bound to lead to failure in the exam.

You must not be careless in preparing for the futures exam. Candidates must develop good habits in their studies, especially those with zero foundation, and must strictly implement them according to their own plans. The most important thing for preparing for the exam is to have patience and perseverance, and to be able to persist until the end is the real victory!

Third, the question is too blind.

Don't think that preparing for the futures exam, as long as you insist on brushing the questions and using the sea tactics, you will certainly pass the exam. This idea is wrong. Doing problems blindly without thinking and planning will only be counterproductive. When doing problems, we must practice in a planned and targeted way, make clear our own shortcomings, combine online courses and teaching materials, select real and simulated problems of typical cases to practice, and insist on doing a certain number of problems every day to achieve the purpose of checking and filling gaps. This way of doing problems is accumulated bit by bit every day, and it will always bring obvious gains on the day of the real exam.