The Fund Practitioner Qualification Examination is conducted in a paperless computer-based examination mode, and all questions are objective. For new candidates, what should you pay attention to if you want to pass the exam in one try? What are the characteristics of the examination questions?

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What are the difficulties in the Fund Practitioner Examination?

1. Combined single-choice questions

Combined single-choice questions are a unique question method of the Fund Practitioner Examination, and are different from multiple-choice questions Different from indefinite multiple-choice questions, the difficulty is slightly higher than multiple-choice questions and slightly lower than indefinite multiple-choice questions. Provide four or more opinions under the test question, and then combine these opinions in four different forms as four options for candidates to answer the questions.

2. Randomly set questions

The method of setting questions for the Fund Practitioner Examination is also different from other exams. In each exam of the Fund Practitioner Examination, the examination system automatically randomly selects a set of questions in proportion to chapters, which greatly improves the difficulty and randomness of the exam.

Since the questions are selected according to the proportion of chapters, this requires candidates to review comprehensively in order to successfully pass the test. If the difficulty of the test question itself is three stars, this randomly selected test will increase the difficulty of the test to five stars.

Preparation Guide for the Fund Practitioner Examination

1. Watch lecture notes in combination with online class videos and do mock exam questions to consolidate knowledge

Most candidates will use online classes to study Regarding the knowledge of the fund industry, it is recommended that candidates read the lecture notes in conjunction with the online course video and grasp the key content mentioned by the teacher in a timely manner. Consolidate the knowledge you have learned by doing simulation exercises and check for gaps.

2. Pay attention to the analysis of wrong questions before the exam and summarize the problem-solving ideas

I believe that every candidate will do the wrong question set. From the process of correcting the wrong questions, you can find your own shortcomings. . Before the exam, pay attention to the analysis of wrong questions, grasp the rules of question setting, summarize problem-solving ideas, and learn to draw inferences from one example.