In the case of the entrance examination, time is very limited – how can one allocate it wisely to score higher?
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I would like to ask the experts: there are a total of 25 questions in the chemical engineering case studies, and it’s likely impossible to finish them all. What strategies should be adopted, and how many questions generally need to be answered to be confident of passing?
Do the ones you know first, and put the ones you don’t know aside.
In my opinion, the key is to review well and have a clear approach to solving problems, so as not to run out of time.
It’s really difficult to finish everything. I basically take a quick look at the questions, start answering as soon as I have an idea, and if I’m stuck, I move on to the next question. Only after going through them all do I return to those I’m fairly confident about and work on them
This way, there’s no need to look up information in books, there’s enough time, and success is guaranteed.
Most people cannot complete everything; one has to make choices and become proficient