As we all know, there are three subjects in the Fund Professional Qualification Examination. Among them, subject one is compulsory, and subjects two and three are optional. So what are the specific contents of these two elective subjects? How to study with zero foundation?

What subjects are tested in the Fund Practitioner Examination?

Subject 2 "Basic Knowledge of Securities Investment Funds": The textbook used in the Fund Practitioner Qualification Examination subject 2 is "Securities Investment Funds" Part 1 and 2 Chapters 6-15, Chapters 17-19, Chapter 27, and Chapter 14 in the book include fund fees, bonds, stocks, valuation, investment theory, fund investment and other knowledge. The examination content mainly focuses on knowledge related to public funds, and tests the candidates' calculation analysis ability and comprehensive application ability.

Subject 3 "Basic Knowledge of Equity Investment Funds": The textbook used for subject 3 of the Fund Practitioner Qualification Examination is "Equity Investment Funds", with 10 chapters in one chapter. It involves knowledge points such as an overview of equity investment funds, operational practices of equity investment funds, government supervision and industry self-discipline of equity investment funds. The knowledge system of this subject is legal regulations + financial knowledge. It can be said to be a combination of subject one and subject two. It tests private equity laws and regulations that are not available in subject one, and private equity financial knowledge that is not available in subject two. The exam content mainly focuses on indexes related to the private equity industry. The proportion of legal items in the question setting is 70%. The other 30% tests financial knowledge and also involves calculation questions. In terms of difficulty, it is easier than subject two and more difficult than subject one.

Zero-based study plan for the Fund Practitioner Examination

1. Pay attention to the real questions

The Fund Practitioner Qualification Examination cycle is short and the repetition rate of test points is high, so candidates must pay attention to it Past exam questions. When doing the questions, pay attention to the angle of the question, the ideas for solving the problem, and the knowledge points involved. Answering calculation questions is a headache for most candidates. It is recommended that candidates copy typical calculation questions in a notebook, focus on understanding the ideas for doing the questions, and summarize the answering skills. Only by mastering the method of answering the questions can you secure the score during the exam.

2. Computer-based exam training

The Fund Practitioner Qualification Examination takes the form of a computer-based exam. It is recommended that candidates be familiar with the computer operation one week before the exam, answer questions strictly according to the exam time requirements, and adapt in advance Examination room environment. In addition, when operating on the computer, candidates should pay attention to their own knowledge weaknesses, make targeted corrections, and make up for the shortcomings in a timely manner.