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I took the exam on basic environmental protection last year, and this year I want to take the exam on basic chemical engineering. May I ask everyone: can the knowledge acquired from the exam taken in the morning be applied here as well? Thank you.
I guess it’s not possible, because the scores for the morning and afternoon sessions of the basic exam are calculated together.
You took an environmental protection exam last year, and the examination center has your record number; since you are switching to chemistry this year, it might be possible for you to register, after all it’s a basic exam. But if you’re taking the exam for a specialized role, you must not act in such a careless manner. If you already have enough years of experience in environmental protection work, where do you get the years of experience in chemical engineering from? Could it be that the exam center thinks you are a versatile person? Your registration details are recorded at the examination center; be sure not to put yourself in trouble.
Definitely not~~ they’re not of the same type~ they can’t be used interchangeably. I can only keep taking the exams~ By the way, what major does the original poster have? What do you do for work? Take both exams? It seems that it’s not possible to meet both application requirements at the same time, right?
Well, I’ve learned it. Thank you all. I earned my bachelor’s degree in Environmental Engineering and my master’s degree in Chemical Engineering; my job is in chemical engineering design. Hehe :) :) :)