The Fund Practitioner Qualification Examination*** is divided into subject one, subject two, subject three, and three subjects. Subject two and three are optional, and subject one is compulsory. You may wish to understand it clearly before preparing for the exam. Characteristics and difficulty of each subject in the Fund Practitioner Examination.

Features of Subject 2 and Subject 3 of the Fund Practitioner Qualification Examination

The titles of Subject 2 and Subject 3 of the Fund Practitioner Qualification Examination are "Basic Knowledge of Securities Investment Funds" and "Basic Knowledge of Private Equity Investment Funds" respectively. 》, there are questions involving calculations in the exam.

The calculation questions in Subject 2 are mainly distributed in the balance sheet, income statement, sales profit margin, return on assets, return on equity, spot interest rate, forward interest rate, nominal interest rate, actual interest rate, simple interest , compound interest, variance, standard deviation, beta coefficient, volatility, fund profit, etc., involving the basic knowledge of investment management.

The calculation questions in subject three are mainly distributed in the income distribution, trading and liquidation, total income multiples, accounting calculations, etc. of equity funds.

Comparing the two subjects, the number of calculation questions in subject 2 is greater than that in subject 3, and subject 2 is more difficult. During the actual examination, the number of calculation questions in subject 2 is about 10-20, while the number of calculation questions in subject 3 is about 5-10.

Through the above analysis, it can be concluded that if you just want to obtain evidence, you can choose to prepare for the exam by combining subject one and subject three. For the sake of your long-term development in the future, I suggest you prepare for the exam in three subjects.

How to match the subjects for the Fund Practitioner Qualification Examination?

As we all know, there are 3 subjects in Fund Practitioner Qualification Examination, namely, Subject 1: "Fund Laws and Regulations, Professional Ethics and Business Standards", Subject 2: "Basic Knowledge of Securities Investment Funds", Subject 3: "Basic Knowledge of Private Equity Investment Funds".

However, in order to obtain the fund practitioner qualification certificate, candidates only need to pass two subjects. Among them, subject one is a compulsory subject, and candidates can freely choose and match the remaining subjects.

As for the difficulty of the subject, according to the examination results in previous years, Subject 2 is more difficult than the other two subjects. It involves more investment professional knowledge, and the test points require calculation and analysis. There are more, and subject one is the easiest and least difficult subject. Subject three is slightly more difficult than subject one.