Self-taught examination is an important form of adult education. This is not only a challenge, but also an opportunity. Those who obtain a bachelor's degree through the self-study exam are comparable in strength to full-time graduates. This paper will discuss the difficulties and countermeasures of self-taught examination from three aspects: major selection, knowledge base and anxiety before examination.

Professional choice

The first difficulty of self-taught examination lies in the choice of major. Each major has more than ten courses. Once you choose a major that doesn't suit you, the road to the exam will be full of thorns. Therefore, candidates need to carefully analyze their own advantages and interests and choose a major that suits them.

knowledge base

Candidates' knowledge base is different, and their understanding of the difficulty of self-taught examination is naturally different. People with a solid foundation feel that the self-study exam is simple, while those with a weak foundation feel stressed. Therefore, candidates need to spend more time studying and lay a good foundation in order to better cope with the self-taught examination.

Anxiety before examination

Many candidates will have panic, anorexia, insomnia and other symptoms before the exam, and cannot enter the review state. This kind of anxiety is undoubtedly a stumbling block on the road of self-taught examination. Therefore, candidates need to make psychological adjustments before the exam and maintain a good attitude in order to better play their own level.