What experience can you recommend for preparing for CPA?

1. Please state your short answer clearly.

Generally appear in short answer questions. Some candidates are long-winded and eloquent, but the marking teacher will only find a few scoring points, which are often reflected in several keywords. Too many vague answers will make reviewers tired of reading, but they don't know what you are talking about. Will I give you extra points? If your keywords are hidden in it and not found, then you feel unlucky! Therefore, answering questions is no better than writing a paper, as long as you answer the main points clearly.

2. Write as many intermediate steps as possible.

Generally appear in comprehensive questions. Few people can make the final result of comprehensive questions. Don't worry about the final result, try your best to do what you can. As long as the intermediate process is right, even if the final result is wrong, there will be a process point. Therefore, the part that is sure must write out the process, so as to get more points. In addition, some comprehensive problems have multiple algorithms, that is to say, there are multiple ways. If you are sure to work out the correct final result, of course, it doesn't matter what method you take, but if you are not sure, Pujiang Finance suggests choosing the methods commonly used in textbooks or reference books, because the standard answer can't list the intermediate process of each method. In case you want to find another way and don't get the correct final result, then your intermediate process may be scored!

3. The time arrangement should be reasonable.

Generally, the time for taking the accounting exam may be a little tight, and other courses should be able to cope. Accountants may encounter problems in compiling tables, so don't waste time looking up why the tables are uneven. Experienced old accountants may know that when the forms are prepared smoothly, they may be passed in turn, while when they are not, even the difference of 1 cent may take two days. And how much time can I have for the exam? In fact, being flat does not mean being completely right, and being uneven does not mean being completely wrong. Save it!

4. What if I can't do the problem?

It depends on where we are now. If it is a multiple-choice question, guess one of them. Don't think this is nonsense, because many candidates don't even have the courage to do multiple-choice questions. If it's true or false, then I advise you to be cautious and not be too confident! I once heard a candidate say that he had finished the examination and thought that he could get 70 points at the worst, but he only got 40 points in the end. Looking at the answer, I found that I had done all the questions, but I didn't get a point. If it is a short answer, first tell yourself not to panic, take a few deep breaths to calm yourself down, and then review the topic carefully and try to remember. Write whatever comes to mind at this time, but try to write professionally, and maybe you can get extra points from the examiner.

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