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How to prepare for the basic exam for registered chemical engineers**

2009-02-05View Original

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How to prepare for the basic exam for registered chemical engineers? I would like to ask about time allocation and how to make effective use of time
Reply #22009-02-05
There’s so much content – it involves over a dozen books, and it gives me a headache too. But ultimately, what matters most is persistence and determination; generally, I work on different subjects at the same time to avoid forgetting what I’ve learned earlier.
Reply #32009-02-06
Suggested review order: First, skim through the content, then do the exercises after the lesson, and only after that return to the textbook based on the results of those exercises. This approach yields better results; it is highly recommended that everyone practice solving problems, and remember to avoid being overconfident yet incompetent.
Reply #42009-02-06
It is necessary to be targeted and, based on one’s own work experience, to study the relevant subjects carefully to ensure good scores; as for the peripheral courses, they can be glanced over briefly

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