The preparation for the law exam focuses on understanding and mastering, and the steps of "reading books + listening to lectures + doing questions + doing mistakes + reviewing in time" are promoted, and you don't need to memorize much, the key is to understand more, do more questions, do more questions, and do more questions.
About past questions and mistakes: the past questions are very important, the real questions are very important, the real questions are very important, and the important things are said three times. Doing real questions is the focus of the law test, doing wrong questions is the top priority of the law test, by doing the real questions to check and fill in the gaps, strengthen memory, training speed, the law test is the heavy constant, to grasp the key points of the exam by doing the real questions.
Advantages of doing questions in the app: it is convenient to do questions, take out your mobile phone to do questions anytime and anywhere, I use the question bank, it is more convenient to see the answers and analyze. However, there are many students who like to do paper questions, and the advantages of doing paper questions are: it is not easy to be disturbed, the answer analysis is more comprehensive and it is convenient to take notes, and the disadvantage is that it is inconvenient to carry. When doing paper questions, don't write the answers on the exercises, it will affect the effect of the follow-up questions, I write the answers in the notebook, it will not affect the follow-up questions and it is convenient to count the correct rate.
How many times have you done the past questions?How many times do you make mistakes?Do at least 3 times for the real questions, and more than 6 times for the wrong questions, and if you do less, the knowledge points will not be firm, and there will still be mistakes in the follow-up when you encounter this kind of questions. I have done the real questions of criminal law and civil law 4 times, and I have basically done more than 3 times for other subjects. I did it many times until I almost got it right. The reason for doing the wrong question is that you have not mastered it well, or even if you have misunderstood it, you need to correct and strengthen it through repeated repetition and practice, otherwise the probability of doing it wrong next time is still very high. The objective exam requires 100 questions to be completed in 180 minutes, and without sufficient training, you can't even complete the questions, let alone pass the exam. So be sure to do more past papers, more past papers, and more past papers.