They are subject 1: fund laws and regulations, professional ethics and business norms, subject 2: basic knowledge of securities investment funds, and subject 3: basic knowledge of equity investment funds.

Among them, subject one must be tested, and subject two and subject three can be tested, that is, subject one+subject two, or subject one+subject three.

From the test crowd: one is the securities business, and the other is the equity business. Therefore, if you are in the private equity industry, of course, you should take subject three. If you are a general fund practitioner, I recommend subject two.

From the chapter content: subject 2 chapter * * * 14, subject 3 chapter * * * 10. The knowledge structure of subject 2 is more and more extensive; Subject 3 focuses on the peripheral information of equity investment funds, which is more professional and detailed.

Judging from the difficulty of the exam: according to the passing rate of recent exams, the difficulty of the two subjects is actually similar.

In contrast, subject 2 (Basic) is a little more rational, with more calculations, and more emphasis on the ability of practical operation and calculation and analysis. The examination content is close to the public offering practitioners. Mainly based on the theoretical knowledge of securities investment funds, there are many calculation and analysis questions in the basic knowledge examination of funds, involving fund expenses, fund investment, bonds, stocks, investment theory and charts.