First, pay attention to the difference between practice and theory.
Many people who work in the front line of the fund industry have some knowledge of the fund and feel that they have a good foundation. However, I want to remind you that we must pay attention to the difference between practice and theory. In the process of preparing for the exam, we should compare our existing knowledge with the teaching materials based on the teaching materials. If there is no discrepancy, this part can take less time. If there is a big discrepancy, or the examination syllabus of the fund industry has changed, you must relearn this part of knowledge and don't be self-righteous.
Second, the combination of lectures and reading.
Listen to lectures repeatedly, instead of reading by rote. Some friends like listening to courseware very much, but the same teacher can't do it once and has to listen to it twice; I don't feel comfortable listening to this teacher's class. I have to find another teacher to listen to it. Then I spent a lot of time here. When I was in class, I felt that I knew everything. In the end, I felt that I had mastered the whole book and felt good about myself. But once you do the problem, something goes wrong. I can't remember clearly here, and I can't be sure there. Finally, I still can't do the problem.
Third, debris time is used efficiently.
The examination of fund employment is not a difficult one, but it involves many knowledge points, small and chaotic, and the date, amount and proportion are also relatively large. Therefore, we should make full use of waiting for the bus, taking the bus/subway or taking a lunch break to learn some simple knowledge points or review what we have learned before. Over time, many a mickle makes a mickle, and there will be great progress.
Fourth, think while doing the problem.
Many friends who have passed the exam may not get more than 80% of the examples in the book right, so don't underestimate these examples. You can't do it twice. It helps to recite it repeatedly. For other exercises, Bian Xiao's suggestion is to do it at least twice, and we must do it: once we do it, we can master it, once we have mastered it, we can absorb it, and once we have absorbed it, we can achieve mastery. The fewer ways to practice reading questions, the better.