The educational qualification required for registration in the basic and specialized exams need not be the same
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Urgent!!! I graduated with a master’s degree in January 2008, and using that master’s degree I took the entrance exam for the basic qualification as a registered chemical engineer – I passed it. This year, I want to use my bachelor’s degree (earned in 2005) to take the professional exam. Is that possible? The university is a 211 institution, and the major is the same. What impacts will it have if I use my bachelor’s degree to take this professional exam in the future?
If you apply with a bachelor’s degree, the duration of study is not sufficient either. It doesn’t matter whether your school is classified as a 211 or 311 institution; what’s important is whether the major is your actual field of study. Those with a master’s degree in this field must have worked for 3 years before they can apply, while those with a bachelor’s degree need to have worked for six years. That means you still have to wait 2 years.
Indeed, the brother upstairs needs to be patient
Why didn’t you take the undergraduate exam in 2008? That would have saved you all this trouble
You can take the exam after having four years of work experience! !
It should be possible to take the exam with an alternative educational qualification~ That’s how it is in my workplace; as long as the company can issue a certificate, it’s fine~~
Hello, have you been accepted for registration? I want to report it this way too.
Did you report it this way in the end? Will there be any problems?
No, I’m not allowed to submit it here; I didn’t manage to submit it last year