Has anyone passed the licensed pharmacist exam? Can you share your experience?

There is a seemingly strange phenomenon in the Licensed Pharmacist Examination, that is, those who study well may not necessarily get good results; those who do not study well can also get good results. . No wonder some people say that the licensed pharmacist examination is difficult to understand and mysterious. If you analyze it carefully, you will find that this is actually not a strange thing. A great feature of pharmacy is that it covers a large area and has a lot of content - there are a lot of knowledge points. Thinking according to ordinary people's thinking, wouldn't it be very safe if I could understand every knowledge point thoroughly and deeply, and keep it unchanged in response to all changes? Although it is good to say it, it is difficult to do it. Because the review time before the exam is limited; if you review each knowledge point as a key point, you will eventually find that the entire book is a key point, so there is actually no key point, and you will find that you will remember more and more I can't stand it anymore - it's too much. Generally speaking, everyone has an area that they are relatively familiar with. In normal times, in areas that I am familiar with, I have a good idea of ??what the key points of the questions are. But during the licensed pharmacist exam, if you still review according to the key points that you are familiar with, you may not be able to grasp the key points. Therefore the best way should be the previous year’s test questions. This has at least the following three benefits: 1. You can understand the key points of the questions; 2. You can understand the types and amounts of questions; 3. You can get into the "state" quickly, so that you will not feel uncomfortable with these questions when you get the test paper. It's not the main point, it's off-center, and it's very unfamiliar.