The Fund Practitioner Qualification Examination I*** has three subjects. Candidates only need to pass subject one and one elective subject. As a candidate, you may wish to understand the Fund Practitioner Examination clearly before preparing for the exam. Characteristics of each subject.

Introduction to the characteristics of each subject of the Fund Practitioner Examination

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

Subject 1 is a must for the Fund Practitioner Qualification Examination The test subjects are relatively simple. It mainly examines the basic laws, regulations and professional ethics of the fund industry, focusing on the memorization and understanding of basic concepts, laws and regulations. The difficulty lies in the large amount of memory.

Subject 2: Difficulty of Basic Knowledge of Securities Investment Funds

Subject 2 is an optional subject for the Fund Practitioner Qualification Examination and is more difficult. It mainly tests candidates' practical ability, involves major financial knowledge, and has many calculation questions, focusing on knowledge related to public funds. Candidates need to flexibly apply knowledge on the premise of mastering basic knowledge, including fund fees, bonds, fund investment, investment theory, stocks, etc.

Subject 3: Basic knowledge of private equity investment funds

Subject 3: Basic knowledge of private equity investment funds is the simplest of the three subjects and is mainly based on memorization and recitation. It covers an overview of equity investment funds, operating practices of equity investment funds, government supervision and industry self-discipline of equity investment funds, etc. 70% of the questions test legal knowledge, and 30% test financial knowledge.

Answering skills for the Fund Practitioner Qualification Examination

1. Plan the answering time

Based on previous exams as a reference, the time allowed to answer each multiple-choice question is less than one minute. , which requires you to plan your answering time in advance. At the same time, it is recommended that you do a set of simulation questions before the exam to get a feel for the answering environment, so as to estimate your time allocation in the official exam.

2. Answer the questions according to the requirements of the questions

Many candidates start answering the questions without even looking at the requirements of the questions. In particular, it should be a common mistake among everyone to "choose the wrong one below" but naturally choose the correct option. In addition, be sure to carefully check the options given. Unless you are 100% sure, you must look at the options below. Don't let you lose points because of the interference items placed in the AB option. In a careful multiple-choice question, all the choices may be attractive. However, when judging the paper, only one is the correct choice.