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Let’s talk freely about how we learned the book on *law. I find it extremely difficult; I have no idea what’s going on, and I can’t remember any of the key points – everything is mixed up for me
I’m also studying *law* right now, and it seems less systematic than learning production techniques; many concepts are easy to confuse, and the exam questions are rather confusing as well. In short, it’s not easy to learn:D
I’m also studying *law* right now, and it seems less systematic than learning production techniques; many concepts are easy to confuse, and the exam questions are rather chaotic. In short, it’s not easy to learn! I completely agree
There are no shortcuts when it comes to laws; they consist of rules and regulations. Just remember them well, read them often, keep reading without getting tired, and gradually you will remember them. Wish you success.
Fluctuating between 55 and 59 :(:(:'(
It’s okay! Read more books! Actually, I feel that this law and regulation exam is more like a Chinese language exam. Just choose a more appropriate word!
Reading books, doing exercises; Go through the books first, then work on past exam papers. For the questions you get wrong, think about similar cases and strengthen your understanding of related concepts. I followed this approach last year and managed to score just over 70 points.
Actually, it’s not necessary to remember everything; reading it a few times and doing some practice questions will also be enough to pass, after all, it’s a multiple-choice test, not like case studies
Write down the key exam points on your phone and review them on your way to work every day. You don’t need to memorize them all, as the questions are all multiple-choice; it’s sufficient to have a good grasp of them during the exam