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Dear experts, is the D-level reviewer exam difficult? How should I prepare? I’ve been drawing for a few years, but I haven’t had many opportunities to carefully study the standards.
1. It’s difficult for those who don’t know how to do it; it’s not hard for those who do. 2. Whether it’s a local or national exam, it’s said that for local exams, as long as one has actually drawn diagrams and has some basic understanding, it’s relatively easy to pass. However, even experts might fail in national exams, as the examiners set questions subjectively, and there have been cases where beginners passed while experts failed; The pass rates for certificates A and D across the country should be similar; the difference lies in the scope of practice, not in technical competence. By looking at the national pass rates over the years, one can easily understand this ; 3. This certificate isn’t very useful; people with certificates still starve to death these days. But in this field, there are no other exams required if you don’t have this certificate, so it’s up to you to decide. If you want to take an exam, just study carefully that book by Li Shiyu – you need to be familiar with the standards!
Okay, I’ve reported it at the relevant place. Thank you!
I want to sign up too, but there are few national standards available right now :Q
It’s not difficult; any designer who knows how to draw properly should be able to pass it. One should be familiar with the standards.
The key is to register and pay the fee, and to study diligently during the training – no problem!