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Dear sea friends, what exactly are the topics covered in the Chemistry and Engineering major examination? Will the exam questions be multiple-choice for both days? Is it still multiple-choice questions without solution steps on the first day, and multiple-choice questions with solution steps on the second day? If the wrong choice is made, but there are correct parts in the solution process, can points be given as appropriate? If the choice is correct but the solution process is incorrect, will no points be given?
Dear sea friends, what exactly are the topics covered in the Chemistry and Engineering major examination? For specific details, please refer to Tianjin University’s professional review tutorials; it can be said that everything is covered, except for some regulatory aspects. Will the exam questions be multiple-choice for both days? Are there options in all of them? Is it multiple-choice questions without solution steps on the first day, and multiple-choice questions with solution steps on the second day? Yes, the scores are different: 200 points in total for the morning and afternoon of the first day, and 100 points in total for the morning and afternoon of the second day. If the wrong choice is made, but there are correct answers within the solution, can points be awarded on a case-by-case basis? If the choice is correct but the solution process is incorrect, will no points be given? The scoring process involves first having the card reader read the answer sheet; if the score obtained by the card reader is below 60% (the passing threshold), then the score determined by the card reader is used directly. If it exceeds 60% (the threshold), the test paper will be selected for evaluation; the examiner will assess it and deduct the appropriate score based on the errors found. So if the choice is wrong, no points will be given; even if the choice is correct but the solution process is incorrect, points will still be deducted