If one passes the basic and specialized exams for one type of registered engineer, do they still need to take the basic courses for other types of registered engineers?

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As the title suggests, if one has passed the basic and specialized exams for one type of registered engineer, does one still need to take the basic courses to become registered in another category? I hope the experts here can help answer it. . . .

Reply #22009-02-13

I also want to know, and I have passed the basic exam in chemical engineering; I haven’t taken the exam for my major yet. Can I apply for the basic exam in thermal power engineering? Please give me some advice.

Reply #32009-02-15

I’m also considering the 2nd floor; I was wondering if any friends could give me some advice

Reply #42009-02-15

The basic exams vary depending on the major; they are mandatory

Reply #52009-02-15

It’s necessary to take the exam. Each one requires an exam in both fundamentals and specialized knowledge.

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