What is your major now? The second bachelor's degree in intellectual property is more inclined for students majoring in science, industry, agriculture and medicine, because many technical problems will be involved in the future, and you must understand technology. Otherwise, one link in your patent chain is missing, and the whole patent will be reimbursed.

A friend of mine took the exam and said it was not difficult, but it required a higher level of English. English level 6 or so. It should be no problem to read the given bibliography carefully before the exam and then consolidate English. After all, there are not many people who choose the second bachelor's degree, and they have strong direct postgraduate entrance examination ability and poor direct employment ability. Most people choose the second bachelor's degree in order to change their major or enrich their original major. If you can get the patent agent qualification, the annual salary is one million.