As an entrance examination, the futures qualification examination is not very difficult. As long as your memory and understanding are good, your reaction and simple calculation ability are ok, and there is no big problem in the past. Generally, the probability of passing two subjects at one time is very high.

But it also varies from person to person. It's important to find a suitable learning method. Here are three suggestions for everyone:

First, seize the core test sites.

As we all know, all subjects of the futures qualification examination are objective questions, and the contents of the examination are also extensive and detailed. It is suggested that candidates must study according to the futures examination outline and grasp the key points when preparing for futures.

Second, summarize the rules of doing problems.

Although you have learned a certain degree, you must practice doing the questions, but you can't do them blindly. You must learn to sum up the rules. For example, I have done four sets of questions, so which knowledge points in these four sets of questions are coincident? You must write them down. Obviously, this is a compulsory question every year. As long as it is carefully recorded, there will be unexpected gains in the long run.

Third, adapt to the computer examination system in advance.

I believe everyone knows that the futures qualification examination is a computer-based examination mode, especially for new candidates. They must adapt to it in advance and practice more, so as to avoid the system being unable to operate at that time, and it is no use mastering more knowledge points.