Self-study question bank

The self-study question bank is an authoritative collection of test questions for self-study examinations. It integrates real questions, simulation questions and test point analysis from the past five years across the country, covering 300+ professional subjects such as management, science and engineering. Its core function is to help candidates become familiar with the rules of propositions and accurately locate weak links through actual practice of the original papers, collection of wrong questions and intelligent composition of papers. For example, candidates can use the "Daily Practice" and "Simulated Examination Room" functions of the APP to use fragmented time to strengthen training, combined with video courses and big data analysis reports, to achieve a closed loop of "question review - analysis - consolidation".
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The self-study question bank is an authoritative collection of test questions for self-study examinations. It integrates real questions, simulation questions and test point analysis from the past five years across the country, covering 300+ professional subjects such as management, science and engineering. Its core function is to help candidates become familiar with the rules of propositions and accurately locate weak links through actual practice of the original papers, collection of wrong questions and intelligent composition of papers. For example, candidates can use the "Daily Practice" and "Simulated Examination Room" functions of the APP to use fragmented time to strengthen training, combined with video courses and big data analysis reports, to achieve a closed loop of "question review - analysis - consolidation".