2006 National Judicial Examination Additional Topics Supplementary Simulation Test

Author: Legal Examination Center / Beijing Zhongtian Training School
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Publish Date: 2006-04-01
Features: As a national unified examination for specific legal professions, the National Judicial Examination's syllabus and textbooks are updated annually based on current laws and social trends, with increasing difficulty in the exam. So, what are the underlying principles of the exam's question-setting? We believe there are three main standards: "practical," "frequently tested," and "newly introduced," with the latter two being particularly crucial. The National Judicial Examination is an art of "dropping one subject" – focusing on key review areas can yield twice the result with half the effort. Based on the 2006 National Judicial Examination syllabus requirements and the question-setting principles, we have compiled and published "2006 National Judicial Examination Syllabus: New and Old Comparison and Textbook Supplemental Guidance," aiming to highlight the latest changes in the syllabus and textbooks while helping candidates unlock the mysteries of the exam. To familiarize candidates with newly added points and enhance their understanding and retention of these points, we have also organized some judicial training instructors to write this book.