100-Day Countdown to the First-Class Constructor Exam

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1. Build strong confidence: “The exam isn’t that difficult; even if it is, there’s still a pass rate.” 2. Based on past exam patterns, identify one’s own weaknesses and create a study plan, reminding oneself to “persevere until the day of the exam.” 3. When choosing textbooks and study materials, make sure they are authoritative; don’t think that finding something online and doing a few exercises will be enough to pass the exam. 4. Thoroughly reading the textbooks, with focused attention on key and difficult points, is an essential step for any exam. 5. When selecting tutoring courses, it’s best to opt for online education if possible, as it offers more flexibility in terms of study time, allowing learning anytime and anywhere. 6. As for how to practice problems, don’t get discouraged just because you make many mistakes at first. Of course, a brute-force approach to solving lots of problems isn’t recommended; for topics you already know well, you can solve just one example, while for those you get wrong, try to figure out why (what the relevant knowledge point is, how to solve such problems, and what common mistakes to avoid). Will you make the same mistakes again next time? Remember, “Solving problems isn’t the goal; it’s just a means to achieve it.” ” 7. The practice questions section is essential, but it shouldn’t be excessive. Make three or four sets of exercises; for the questions you get wrong, be sure to circle them and work hard to understand them properly. 8. Fill in the gaps in your knowledge – it’s best not to work on practice tests in the last two or three days; instead, go back and review the textbooks, as this might bring you unexpected benefits