How to repeat the Level 1 Mechanical and Electrical Practice course**
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This post was last edited by wc644307622 on 2016-4-11 at 14:30. I am preparing for the 2016 First-Class Constructor exam in the Mechanical and Electrical specialty. Last year, I spent over two months preparing for the Second-Class Constructor exam; luckily, I managed to pass it just barely (without even studying the practical aspects properly)； Knowing that the difficulty level of the Second-Level Constructor exam is not on the same scale as that of the First-Level Constructor exam, I started preparing for the mechanical and electrical engineering section of the First-Level Constructor exam early on. I went through the textbooks in March, but I simply couldn’t remember anything (maybe it’s because of my age; my memory is declining rapidly). There are too many details and concepts, and it seems like everything could be part of the exam questions; it’s impossible to identify the key points. It’s also unrealistic to try to memorize everything. How do others manage to study for this exam? What are the key points of complex multiplication?
It’s hard to remember everything; one can only practice more*
I can’t focus; from the very beginning there are so many things to remember, it’s unbearable
There are too many things to memorize. I haven’t read a book in over a decade; it’s frustrating