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I haven’t registered for the registration examination yet this year. To what extent have everyone else prepared for it? How much time do they spend each day studying and doing practice questions?
Haha, I’ll keep an eye on it too to see if anyone dares to take the exam without preparation
I didn’t dare take the exam without preparation; I started reviewing in June. I managed to go through about 60% of the materials provided by the association, but I can only solve about one or two out of ten problems on my own. I’m still working on building my confidence... I spend no less than two hours a day on this.
Taking a professional exam is different from taking a basic exam; if you don’t understand it well, you might not be able to answer any of the case questions at all. Don’t rely on luck – start doing the exercises as soon as possible, and refer to the book while you work.
What materials are needed to prepare for the foundation exam? Is it an association textbook? What is the full name of the association’s textbook?
You passed the exam, right? Share your experience, please
Should I start preparing now, or is it better to keep the initiative in my own hands?
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It was my first attempt at the basic exam; I started reading books at the beginning of June. I’ve almost finished reading the materials related to mathematics, physics, and chemistry for the general knowledge section, but not yet the rest of it. I haven’t started working on the professional knowledge part yet. I spend about 2 to 3 hours per day on this. Is there anything similar?
I started working on the restoration in March... and it was quite efficient. As a result, things are a bit disrupted by various rumors now. . . :'(