The passing rate of futures qualification examination is still relatively high, sometimes as high as 40% to 50% for single subjects and 234% for double subjects. As long as your memory and understanding are not bad, your reactions and complicated calculations are ok, and there is no big problem in passing the exam. There is a high probability of applying for two general subjects at a time. If you are a junior or a senior majoring in related fields at school, you only need to learn a little knowledge of classroom books, and then look at the textbooks of futures exams, so there will be no problem. If you don't know anything and feel incomplete about the basic knowledge of futures and laws and regulations, even if it is complicated, you may fail the exam once or twice. Under normal circumstances, people usually need to learn to do real imitation exercises in February and March, and it is easy to do wrong questions repeatedly. 1 12