Certified public accountant is the most difficult qualification certification in the accounting industry. Although the number of applicants is increasing every year, the number of people who actually pass the exam is relatively small. For zero-based candidates, what can I do to pass the exam?

First, there are preparation strategies.

If you are a junior or senior, it is suggested that you can prepare 1/2 first and pass 3/4 subjects at one time in the year of graduation. As long as the relevant tasks are completed on time, the problem is not big. Of course, students with high learning efficiency and good foundation can directly apply for 6 subjects.

Second, the mentality should be correct.

I suggest that all candidates: be sure to put their minds right and give themselves more confidence. Although your foundation is weak, there is a saying that "stupid birds fly first". As long as we work harder than others, keep moving forward with confidence and courage, how firm your belief is, it means how far you can go!

Third, organize the test sites in advance.

According to the regulations of the AICPA, you can only apply for comprehensive examination if you pass the professional subject examination within five consecutive years. If you are a candidate with a good foundation, it is expected that it will take 2 years at the earliest to pass CPA. If the foundation is poor, it is common to be admitted to 3-4 years. As far as preparation time is concerned, it takes at least 6-8 months. In this case, if you want to get the CPA certificate smoothly, the examination period is quite long.

Because the examination cycle is so long, college students have time advantage over office workers in preparing for the exam. When preparing for the exam, we should lay a solid foundation, carefully sort out the knowledge points of various subjects and adjust the methods appropriately. Grasp the preparation process, and you will be one step ahead! Usually pay attention to learning ideas and learn in the right way. The more you get, the greater your chances of passing!

Fourth, make a study plan.

Planning should be done well in the process of preparing for the CPA exam. With a plan, you have a clear direction. Your plan must be clear about the goals at each stage. Make a daily plan first, then a weekly plan, and finally a monthly plan. Review methods are different at different stages, so we should adjust them flexibly. Time planning must also be specifically allocated in the plan, so as to maximize the use of your effective time, and you can also take fewer detours.