Examination subjects and qualification examinations for fund practice include fund laws and regulations, professional ethics and business norms, basic knowledge of securities investment funds and basic knowledge of private equity investment funds.

Among them, compulsory subjects are fund laws and regulations, professional ethics and business standards, and elective subjects are basic knowledge of securities investment funds and basic knowledge of private equity investment funds. The length of each exam is 1.20 minutes. As long as you pass the compulsory course and choose an elective course, you can get the qualification of fund practice.

Examination contents and subjects 1 fund laws and regulations, professional ethics and business norms can be known from the subject name. The subjects of fund employment examination, such as fund laws and regulations, professional ethics and business norms, are mainly biased towards the knowledge of fund-related laws and regulations and legal provisions. Generally speaking, the exam is not difficult because the content is mainly legal documents.

Therefore, there will be a lot of content that candidates need to remember, and it is the memory and understanding ability of candidates. When studying, candidates may wish to combine the real questions and teaching materials over the years to grasp the guiding content, so as to improve learning efficiency. It is worth noting that subject one is a compulsory subject for everyone and must not be ignored!

Subject 2 "Basic Knowledge of Securities Investment Funds" Subject 2 "Basic Knowledge of Securities Investment Funds", the examination content is mainly based on calculation and analysis, which is biased towards practical operation. It mainly involves fund expenses, fund investment, stocks, bonds, investment theory and charts. Candidates need to master knowledge flexibly and improve their comprehensive application ability.

Subject 3 "Basic Knowledge of Securities Investment Funds" Compared with subject 1, subject 3 is also an examination subject that needs a lot of memory of candidates, involving fewer calculation problems, and the overall difficulty will be slightly higher than subject 1.

Subject 3 is also an elective subject, which examines candidates' mastery and consolidation of knowledge points. As long as candidates usually pay attention to the practice of exercises and strengthen the consolidation of knowledge points, there is no big problem in the third exam of customs declaration subjects.