Should those working in instrument control take the registration engineer exam in that field?

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I work in instrumentation and control, and I’m now planning to look into books on registered engineers. But there is no category of registered engineer for control; should I then take the exam to become a registered electrical engineer (specializing in power generation, transmission, and distribution)?

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