Although more and more people sign up to take the Fund Practitioner Qualification Examination every year, candidates do not know much about the subjects of the Fund Practitioner Examination. Deep Space Network will explain this to you in detail.

Analysis of the difficulty of each subject in the Fund Practitioner Examination

Subject 1: "Fund Laws and Regulations, Professional Ethics and Business Standards"

You can know it from the name of the subject The subjects of the Fund Practitioner Examination "Fund Laws, Regulations, Professional Ethics and Business Standards" are mainly focused on fund-related laws, regulations and legal provisions. Generally speaking, the exam is not difficult because the content is mainly based on legal documents. Therefore, there will be a lot of content that candidates need to memorize and recite. What is being tested is the memory and understanding ability of the candidates. When studying, candidates may wish to combine the real questions and textbooks from previous years to grasp the guidance content, thereby improving learning efficiency. It is worth noting that subject one is a must-take subject for everyone, so you must not ignore it!

Subject two: "Basic knowledge of securities investment funds"

Compared with subject one, subject two "Basic Knowledge of Securities Investment Funds" is an optional subject. Compared with subject one, subject two will cover a wider range of test points. On the contrary, subject two requires candidates to memorize less content, but will involve a large number of calculation questions. Overall It focuses on practicality. Therefore, candidates must have a deep understanding of knowledge when studying, so that the effect will be obvious.

Subject Three: "Basic Knowledge of Private Equity Investment Funds"

Compared with Subject One, Subject Three is also an exam subject that requires candidates to memorize a lot and involves fewer calculation questions. , overall the difficulty will be slightly higher than that of subject one. Subject three is also an optional subject. It tests the candidates' mastery and consolidation of knowledge points. As long as the candidates pay attention to practicing exercises and strengthen the consolidation of knowledge points, they can pass subject three. The exam questions are not big.

Which is easier, Subject 2 or Subject 3, of Fund Practitioner Qualification?

Comparing Subject 2 and Subject 3 of Fund Practitioner Qualification, Subject 3 is easier. Subject 2 involves more calculation analysis and application content, is more science-oriented, focuses on candidates’ practical operations, and focuses on the theoretical knowledge of securities investment funds. Examination content involving fund fees, valuation, stocks, bonds, investment theory, fund investment, charts, etc. Judging from the test results over the years, the pass rate is low and the difficulty is high.

The third subject requires candidates to master relevant knowledge points of laws and regulations. The content is relatively easy to understand and master, and the exam passing rate is relatively high.