Obtaining the Fund Practitioner Qualification Certificate can give us a greater development advantage in the fund industry. To obtain this certificate, we must first pass the exam. So what are the contents of each subject of the Fund Practitioner Examination? How to review with zero foundation?

Introduction to the test points of each subject of the Fund Practitioner Examination

Among the three courses of the Fund Practitioner Qualification Examination, the second subject "Basic Knowledge of Securities Investment Funds" is the more difficult one A subject that is large and contains more content requires more energy. Because it involves knowledge concepts such as investment and statistics, calculation and chart analysis abilities are tested.

Subject 3 "Basic Knowledge of Private Equity Investment Funds" is of moderate difficulty. The theory is mainly about concepts and regulations, involving a small number of calculation questions, and the content is more liberal arts.

Subject 1 "Fund Laws, Regulations, Professional Ethics and Business Standards" is the simplest and most basic subject. It mainly focuses on understanding and memory, and is composed of various industry regulations and standards.

The questions in the Fund Practitioner Qualification Examination are flexible and detailed, so you should know what you need to know. Therefore, a lot of memory is required, but it cannot be memorized boringly. Memorization must be based on understanding so that it is not easy to be confused.

Recommendations for zero-based review of the Fund Practitioner Examination

1. Connect with actual practice to truly understand

To learn these knowledge points, we must learn to analyze the specific content. Chapter If we read the textbook once and don't understand it, we will read it again and connect it with reality to understand the knowledge in a true sense. Think about typical understandings, summarize the skills, and apply the knowledge concretely.

Difficulty in knowledge points is often due to the fact that we have not thought further. When doing questions, think more about the easiest way to do it, compare similar question types, and discover the differences.

For some key knowledge, it is necessary to delve deeper, practice specific examples, understand the essence, and only by answering questions can you truly master this knowledge point.

2. Know how to give up and draw inferences from one example

Many knowledge point tests have certain rules, so we need to take out the real questions from previous years and analyze them in detail. According to the characteristics of the propositions appearing in the real questions and the problem-solving ideas shown, combined with the techniques taught by the teacher, they are summarized into practical rules. At the same time, we can grasp skills from past exam questions, practice these skills quantitatively, continuously improve our thinking ability, deepen knowledge points, and draw inferences from one instance to other cases.