The rules of the futures qualification examination have the characteristics of comprehensive knowledge investigation, random questions according to the proportion of chapters and many calculation questions. Candidates usually need to read textbooks and do questions in order to effectively improve the pass rate.

Introduction to the characteristics of examination questions for futures practitioners

1, the question is random.

You know, every year, the futures industry association randomly selects test questions from the test question bank to form test papers, because the test questions are very random, which makes it difficult for many candidates to understand their laws. But you don't have to worry, the number of questions in the futures industry is not large, which is very helpful for candidates to focus on real-life training when preparing for the exam.

2. The order of test papers will be disturbed.

In order to prevent candidates from cheating, the association also made corresponding adjustments on each test paper. In the same examination room, although all the test papers have the same topic, the topic order of each test paper will be different, so candidates must pay attention to this.

Scoring strategy of futures examination

1. Read the textbook

In the final sprint stage of preparing for the futures exam, I believe that all candidates have already learned about what they have learned before. The next thing to do is to review and consolidate what they have learned before to make up for and improve their own shortcomings. In the first five days, candidates need to focus on reviewing the content of the textbook, and can't miss the knowledge points of each chapter.

2. Real practice

After the basic simulation exercise, candidates need to spend five days practicing the real questions over the years. When you do real problems, it's not just as simple as doing them. In the process of doing the questions, students need to think more, summarize more, and grasp the core test sites of each question, so that the gains can be more obvious.

3. Writing before the exam

Five days before the final exam is the most important and tense moment for candidates. In the last five days, candidates can classify the real questions and simulation questions they have done before, which are the key questions and which test sites are the most important. Candidates must focus on memory, make bold guesses according to these questions, and predict which questions are most likely to appear in the exam, so as to further deepen their impressions.