The supervision for the Chemical Engineering professional exams is less strict now!
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It seems that this year the supervision during the chemical engineering exams was quite lax – there was no scanning of electronic devices upon entering the exam room, and fewer people took the exam. Do you all feel the same way?
There were especially few people taking the exam this year; less than 2/3 of the seats in our examination room were occupied. As for the invigilators, they seemed just as strict as before；
In my exam room, someone was asked to leave midway through the exam and didn’t return to it
In our testing center, the test papers were distributed 10 minutes early, supposedly to give us time to write down our names and fill in the answer sheets. Could it be that the association feels that enthusiasm for taking the certification exam is declining, so it’s deliberately raising the pass rate?
I took the exam twice, and in both cases the test papers were distributed ten minutes early. The rules were indeed strict; last year I was allowed to bring printed copies of the test papers, but not this year – they had to be in a properly formatted cover. I printed them and put them in a book format, and he still allowed me to bring it. Some people even couldn’t bring their notes, even if they were on A4 paper
We also have detectors in the examination room to check for any cheating devices
Original poster, may I ask: can one take the professional exam if the issues related to social insurance and health insurance have not been resolved? Is there any impact?
There’s no problem, right? Registration doesn’t require verification of social insurance coverage, unlike fire safety registration, which does require such verification!
Is it the post-exam review now? I’m worried that if I fail the review after taking the exam, it will be awkward!