Your mentality is a little impetuous and restless! OK, shout loudly to me three times: You must pass the law test, I am the best! Because you see other friends entering the second round of review, you even want to give up the Three Kingdoms Business Economics Theory and Method an

Your mentality is a little impetuous and restless! OK, shout loudly to me three times: You must pass the law test, I am the best!

Because you saw other friends entering the second round of review, you even want to give up the Three Kingdoms Business Economics Theory and Method and directly enter the second round.

Let me first ask a question, what does it take to pass the law exam? Of course, by answering the test questions correctly, you can pass the objective test by getting a passing score of 180.

pair, as long as you can answer the questions correctly and answer 60% of the questions correctly. Do you envy others that it makes sense to review a few rounds? No, it makes no sense at all.

As long as there is a 60% pass rate, it tells you that you don’t have to worry about difficult and weird questions, you can choose to give up. What you give up here are the chapters with low score value or some difficult knowledge points in the 8 subjects. But you don’t want to give up on the three subjects of Three Kingdoms, Business and Economics, and Theory of Law. You must know that the scores for these three subjects are: 20, 58, and 50, a total of 128 points. The total score is 300 points. If you just give up 128 points, is it still possible to pass the exam?

The objective questions of the 2022 law exam will be held on September 17th and 18th. There are still nearly 73 days until the exam. There is absolutely enough time.

increases the daily study time. It used to be 6 hours but can be increased to 8 hours or more.

Improve learning efficiency and read books without distractions! How to learn

specifically? We will go through them one by one below.

1. Build your own mentality every day.

During the preparation process, you should always adjust your mentality so that you can be motivated to study every day. You can shout slogans every morning, noon, and night, and shout them loudly. Think about the wonderful feeling of taking the law exam every day. Post various words of encouragement that you like in various places where you study. Remember not to give up or say come back next year. You know, it is never said that you are ready for studying. Every candidate will think that he is not ready when he arrives at the examination room. As long as you persist, persist in reading the book, and persist in finishing the exam, you can defeat 30%-40% of the candidates, because in previous years, 30%-40% of the candidates often gave up on the law exam.

2. Comprehensively understand the subjects to be tested

When fighting a war, you must first collect detailed information about the enemy and use this to formulate a battle plan. Similarly, the exam also requires a comprehensive analysis of the "enemy" situation for study planning purposes.

8 subjects' difficulty level, scores and learning methods analysis is as follows:

1, which is difficult and ranks first in criminal law and civil law. The score ratio of these two subjects is between 72-78 points (subjective and objective are calculated together). Civil law is easy to get started, but difficult to learn well. The textbook is thick, the class hours are long, and there are many knowledge points, some of which are in-depth. But one advantage of this course is that it doesn’t require memorization by rote, and you can do the questions well if you understand them. Listen to the lecture, review, do the questions, and repeat the above steps. You can skip some difficult points and give up when you need to. A 65-70 point score is pretty good.

Criminal law is difficult to get started, and even harder to learn well. The textbook is thinner than that of civil law, and the class hours are shorter. However, the general principles of this course need to be understood, and the specific principles need to be memorized. Listen to lectures, review, do questions, memorize, and repeat the above steps. You can also choose to give up on difficult points. You don’t need to get high scores, as long as you can get 65-70% of the score, it is very good.

2. Subjects that are less difficult, take up a lot of points, and are easy to get high scores : civil litigation (30 points + 28 points), administrative law (optional 26 points + 28 points), business law (58 points) +28 points to choose).

These three subjects are all cost-effective subjects.

Civil Complaints has the least content compared to other subjects and is easier to understand. Although there is a lot of content to recite, it is not difficult to memorize. The scoring rate often accounts for 90-95 of the score, and the teacher requires 98.

Administrative law includes two parts: administrative law and administrative litigation law. It is the only subject where substantive method and procedural method are tested together, and it is relatively comprehensive. The content may seem complicated, but in fact administrative law is the most systematic of all subjects. Once you get in, there's no difficulty. There is not much content to memorize, so doing more questions will help memorize it.

Business law includes intellectual property law, commercial law , economic law, environmental resources protection law, labor and social security law, and other minor laws, with a total of 18 kinds of laws. (The intellectual property rights here are explained by Lao Zhong from Civil Law.) It seems that there is a lot of content and it seems very complicated. In fact, most of the business laws are , company law, , and corporate bankruptcy law. Each other law usually only accounts for 2-4 points. In fact, it is indeed beneficial to candidates because it is short and only requires candidates to master the most basic knowledge. Candidates, please do not expand the teacher's content on other laws. It is unnecessary and will confuse your understanding of this law. You can fully cope with the exam if you master the basic knowledge points taught by the teacher. The score ratio in this subject is also very high, often 85-90%.

3. The subjects with moderate difficulty and the highest scores: Jurisprudence (50+32) .

Jurisprudence includes: legal thought, jurisprudence, constitution, judicial system, legal professional ethics, and legal history. Rule of law thought ( socialist rule of law theory with Chinese characteristics) is the chapter that accounts for the most points, with objective questions accounting for 6-8 points and subjective questions accounting for 32 points. There is not much content in this section, but you need to memorize it repeatedly (the small blueprint of the subjective questions given by the teacher), and you also need to follow the teacher's answering skills to discuss it, so that you can get high scores in the examination room. Some chapters are too confusing to remember and you can skip them. The two chapters on the judicial system at that time and legal history are basically abandoned.

Jurisprudence is about 20 minutes, and the two chapters of the Constitution are studied seriously. The questions on legal professional ethics can be guessed because the questions here are not too difficult.

4. Subjects with average difficulty but not many points: Law of the Three Kingdoms, 20 points, no subjective questions.

Although there are not many points in the Three Kingdoms, the overall test questions are not too difficult. You can basically get more than 16 points as long as you understand and memorize them. Therefore, this course has become a subject where you can get high marks if you memorize more.

5. Subjects that are very difficult and can score a lot of points: Criminal Procedure Law (32 points + 30 points).

The knowledge points of criminal procedure law are too detailed and require rote memorization, not recitation based on understanding at all. Therefore, this kind of recitation often requires memorization, and it is difficult to string together all the knowledge points. It is also recognized by candidates as the most difficult exam subject.

6, the Law of the Three Kingdoms and the Criminal Procedure Law are all subjects that need to be memorized, but the difference between them is:

The knowledge points recited in the Three Kingdoms are not easy to memorize and are recited on the basis of understanding; but the Criminal Procedure Law has no basis of understanding and involves The three departments of the public security, procuratorate, and court have special legal provisions and no rules to follow. It is just like this. There is no reason, which often makes candidates' memories confused. It's painful to carry.

3. Learning Stage

The law exam is a very long and boring learning process. In this process, we must complete the stage plan on time. Breaking difficult things into small and easy-to-complete tasks is a magic weapon for many studies and work.

Learning is a closed-loop process of listening to lectures, answering questions, and giving feedback.

1. Listen to the lecture.

If your current teacher’s class is long, you can watch it at double speed and increase the speed to 1.5 times. Of course, if you encounter difficult knowledge points, you can reduce the speed. On the contrary, if you encounter easy knowledge points, you can increase the speed to 2 times. Believe me, even a novice law student in 18 years old can still listen to lectures at double speed. The speed is increased and it requires more concentration on your part. At this time, you should turn off your phone, put down all distracting thoughts, and only focus on learning. At this stage, you learn basic knowledge of various disciplines, cultivate legal thinking , and understand the basic legal system as a whole.

Remember not to just study the questions without listening to the lecture. You must know that listening to lectures is not the purpose, nor is answering questions. The purpose is to answer the test questions correctly.To be able to answer the test questions correctly, you must first have the input of knowledge points. This process is to listen to the lecture, know the ideas for solving problems, and understand the basic legal rules; secondly, you must have the output of knowledge points. This course is to brush up on the questions and strengthen the knowledge points. Apply; finally compare the correct answers, constantly revise and further understand the knowledge points you have learned, and make them a long-term memory in your brain, and you can turn this knowledge point into your general knowledge. As long as you test this knowledge point, no matter how the question type changes, you can answer it correctly. The above is the entire closed loop of learning, and all of them are indispensable.

2, brush the questions.

In fact, answering questions runs through the entire learning process. You can do it together with the lecture, or you can answer the questions alone. But when answering questions, you must review the correct answers.

3. Review and repeat the above steps.

Review is very important because review is the last step of learning. Without review, all the steps of learning will not be constituted.

In 2018, I studied for 10 hours a day, and listened to lectures at 1.2 times the speed. While listening to lectures, I read, did questions, and memorized at the same time. After listening to the general class, I could basically remember 50% of the knowledge points, and then in the evening I quickly recalled it before going to bed, and the knowledge points improved by about 10%. I reviewed it again in the morning, and the knowledge points improved by 10-20%. This laid a very solid foundation for me. I only listened to the class once, but the questions Will practice more.

When I was studying, I thought about giving up every day, but I encouraged myself every day and persisted, so I persisted day by day. On the day of the exam, my head was a mess, but I still took the exam seriously. Later, the results came out and I scored 213 points. I didn’t believe it myself.

To sum up, this is my experience. Since everyone’s situation is different, other people’s examination experience should be appropriately referred to. It is important to formulate your own study plan based on your own situation, and study seriously according to the plan, without distraction, one step at a time. Just move forward.

Civil law teacher Zhong Xiuyong once said: Just work hard, don’t ask about the harvest! But he also said: Heaven has never let down any diligent person.

Come on friends! I wish you pass the law exam.