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In the first year, I fell short by 2 points on the first day; in the second year, I missed 2 points on the calculation questions on the second day – it was really frustrating! I need to work hard this year; otherwise, it will be a shame for the Republic’s 60th birthday!
I suggest you attend the training courses offered by the chemical industry association; if you had done that last year, you would definitely have passed then.
Know when. Where are the training sessions? Last year,. On the first day, it was an average of 70. On the second day, it was an average of 52. I’ve been reading books for a week* (two hours at night). It feels like if I put in some effort,.. Today has passed. It’s better with training.
Hehe, I was lucky enough to pass. But the feeling of stepping out of the examination room remains unforgettable – that is, why are most exams held merely for the sake of taking exams, and the CPA exam is no exception! It seems to have little to do with work experience; those with many years of experience in design find it difficult to pass the exam, while those who have graduated from university not long ago lack experience, but still retain their professional knowledge, making it relatively easier for them to pass. Just like the Computer-Aided Design engineer exam, it focuses mainly on commands; it seems that memorizing those commands will suffice to pass, but the actual drawing skills are quite weak.
It just shows that the effort wasn’t enough! ! You need to keep going! ! We’re behind you! !
Wouldn’t it be even more frustrating if it was just one point short? Thinking about it this way makes things much more comfortable, hehe
Where are the training sessions? I’d like to attend them too; I aim to complete it within a year, which will also help me relax at work.
If you wish to attend pre-exam training for certified chemical engineers, you can visit the website of the China Petroleum and Chemical Exploration and Design Association at http://www.ccesda.com/. Training is offered every year; you can keep an eye on the website announcements or call directly to ask the person in charge.
Self-study is the same! With enough practice...