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Isn’t it the manual for the basic exam? The ones sent before contained just some basic formulas; they will no longer be sent starting this year

This post was last edited by robinluo20 on 2012-7-4 14:44. What are the things to keep in mind for the injection molding exam? For the basic exams: focus on advanced mathematics, principles of chemical engineering, and a few courses related to chemistry; it’s enough. As for subjects like mechanics or computer science, just guess at them. Don’t spend too much time studying them – even if you read a lot, you won’t understand it anyway, which is a waste of time and can also undermine your confidence ； Major: It’s best to carefully study the older version of the Chemical Engineering Principles textbook published by Tianjin University; bring that textbook along, as well as the textbooks used for the major-specific exams (those published by Tianjin University and another textbook, I think it was published by some other publishing house). Also bring the regulations related to the petrochemical industry and construction standards. You can bring any other materials you think are useful, as long as you’re not worried about them being too heavy ； I heard that a reference book is provided during the exam – what’s in it? Basic exam: A book with formulas is given, but it’s basically useless ； Professional exam: You may bring your own books; no materials will be provided on the day of the exam ； Will I encounter the original questions in the exam? Basic exam: I have encountered original questions from the basic exam textbooks ； Professional exam: I can’t remember if there were any original questions on the first day; as for the case analysis on the second day, I didn’t encounter any original questions either. Perhaps I practiced too few mock tests and that’s why I didn’t run into them ； Are all the questions in the exam multiple-choice? How many questions are there in total? Basic exam: All multiple-choice questions (single choice); there are 120 questions in the morning and 60 questions in the afternoon ； There’s plenty of time, so there’s no need to worry about running out of time ； Professional exam: The first day is entirely composed of multiple-choice questions (including multiple-select options). I can’t remember the exact number of questions; the time pressure was significant, but it was basically sufficient. The second day is entirely dedicated to case analyses (with calculation processes required), 25 questions in the morning and 25 in the afternoon; it’s unlikely that many people will be able to finish them all, unless you’re really excellent!

Is that true? No way. . . How can one remember so many formulas?

What are the things to keep in mind for the injection molding exam? * C# C3 A: E2 R, basic exam requirements: Focus on advanced mathematics, principles of chemical engineering, and several courses related to chemistry; it’s sufficient to pay attention to those. Don’t spend too much time studying subjects like mechanics or computer science – trying to understand them thoroughly is pointless and a waste of time, as it can also undermine confidence ； , B5 P0 s2 ]% n' {: Q Profession: It’s best to study the old version of the Chemical Engineering Principles textbook published by Tianjin University carefully; bring that textbook along with the professional exam materials (the one from Tianjin University and another textbook, I think it was published by some publishing house), as well as the regulations related to the petrochemical industry and construction standards. You can also bring other materials if you don’t mind them being heavy ； ' | Z) t9 l2 ]' p& f# ?I heard that a reference book is provided during the exam – what’s inside it? * S* l: Q/ `6 l7 S* } Basic exam: A book with formulas is provided, but it’s basically useless ； , A% ?# k: U, v4 Professional exams: You are allowed to bring your own books; no materials will be provided on the day of the exam ； . }0 B9 S) x; i9 W8 S Will the original questions appear in the exam? 7 i) {6 ?/ `7 ?8 ?7 `+ E: Basic Exam: Questions that appeared exactly as in the basic exam textbooks ； (j: S) W: S1 x5 V9 _: ? Professional exam: I can’t remember if there were any original questions on the first day; I haven’t seen any original questions in the case analyses on the second day. Perhaps I didn’t do enough practice tests, so I didn’t encounter them ； 5 X. }9 X6 b6 O8 `; \4 r9 l Are all the questions in the exam multiple-choice? How many questions are there in total? 1 r; `( _# c/ V' s+ a$ t Basic exam: all multiple-choice questions (single choice); seems to be 120 questions in the morning and 60 questions in the afternoon ； There’s plenty of time, so there’s no need to worry about running out of time ； - ^. h$ u! g, E. E Professional Exam: Day 1 was entirely made up of multiple-choice questions (including multiple-select options); I can’t remember how many there were. The time pressure was significant, but it was basically sufficient. The second day is entirely dedicated to case analyses (with calculation processes required), 25 questions in the morning and 25 in the afternoon; it’s unlikely that many people will be able to finish them all, unless you’re really excellent!

The notice was issued a long time ago; it seems to be mentioned on the registration website as well.