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I would like to ask: For those who took the basic exam for registered chemical engineers and think their scores are incorrect, has a reevaluation been conducted? What is the process? Is there any mistake? Thank you
I haven’t heard of any checks being done on this; after all, these are all objective questions that are graded by computer, so there should generally be no problems. Unlike subjective questions, which involve personal factors, checking the answers might be useful.
All of these are objective questions, marked by computers; I don’t think there’s any provision for reevaluation.
There should be no problems with grading using a computer. If you think there are errors, you can go to the Personnel Examination Center for consultation; it should be possible to file a request. For computer-based grading of exams like basic tests, the probability of errors is very low. There is a very high possibility that you might fill in the answer sheet incorrectly by yourself.
I called the exam center and was told that scores for multiple-choice questions cannot be checked. But what if there’s an error when they enter the scores? What if the computer malfunctions occasionally?