Let's talk about the futures exam first. I am engaged in commodity futures myself, and the basic theory of futures is not difficult for me. I passed the exam by reading books and doing problems. If you have no experience in advance, it may be more difficult for you.
The futures law is also a backrest, and there are many miscellaneous things to recite. I remember that I did a simulation at that time, with only 58 points, which was horrible, so I spent a lot of time reviewing and memorizing. I didn't choose a training institution at that time, so I studied hard and flew very low, feeling very lucky.
In order to focus my review on the securities exam, I chose Gao Dun Education of Caida University. Although the cost was quite expensive, it was really good after listening to a friend's introduction, so I gave it a try. After all, I plan to get all the subjects done, and I need to have a precise grasp of the test sites.
I didn't spend much time on the basic part of securities. The teacher is very serious and comprehensive in class, so I basically follow the teacher in class and read books by myself in my spare time. The questions were basically given by the teacher of Caida University, so I took the exam without making a simulation before the exam. The other four courses are more painstaking. Listening carefully in class is the standard, and the teacher can help you understand the knowledge points and master the test sites. Gao Dun's handout PPT is meticulous, and I review books at home, as well as their online classes. Listening to online classes when you are tired of reading is equivalent to listening to the course again and deepening your memory. The topic must be done, and the teacher will give us questions in class. Doing problems is also a review process. Before the exam, I spent a few days after work leafing through books and doing simulation exercises. In this way, I successfully passed all the exams.