No need. If you were practicing in the old version of securities industry 15 years ago (the 5-door era) and you passed the basic + fund, it is equivalent to having a fund practice certificate. If you passed the basic + except fund If you have any of the other subjects, you must have a securities practitioner certificate. According to the announcement of the Fund Industry Association, you can be exempted from taking the basic part of this year's latest fund practitioner examination. You only need to take the regulations. However, I don’t know how to operate this certification qualification, so when I took the exam personally, I had a securities practitioner certificate, but I still took the two exams and passed them both, so it’s double insurance.