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I graduated last year and am planning to take the Certified Public Accountant exam in September this year. I’ve already bought the books (from Tianjin University Press; they cost 200 yuan), and I also have all the professional textbooks ready; I intend to start reviewing in July. I’m in Shanghai and planning to apply to East China University of Science and Technology. Are there any exams available this year? If you are in Shanghai, you can get in touch through the platform. Whose QQ can still be used to create groups? Let’s create a group for the 2009 exams, so everyone can share their review experiences.
It’s a great idea; I’m taking the exam too, but in Beijing. But it’s also good to exchange ideas within the HaiChuan community:victory:
I work in a chemical company. What’s the benefit of obtaining this certificate?
I graduated last year as well; I want to build a solid foundation too. Keep it up :) I’m taking the exam in Guizhou. The program I’m pursuing will take four years to complete, so just buy the textbooks now – you won’t be at a disadvantage if things take longer :o
Keep it up! Having just graduated, I took the exams while I still remembered the basic concepts; for those of us who graduated a long time ago, it’s really tough to take these basic exams now!
I plan to take the exam, but it feels very unfamiliar to me after so many years since I last studied. Thanks to this forum, I can ask others for help with things I don’t understand. Wishing this forum continued success
I also plan to take the exam. When is the registration deadline? I’m in Beijing as well
I’m taking the exam too this year, hehe – it’s a professional qualification exam
Does anyone know when registration opens this year? I'm in Tianjin!
Are the sea friends upstairs taking the basic exam or the specialized one? Has the restoration started? How does it feel!
I want to take the exam but don’t have time to prepare; I plan to start preparing in June. I’m not sure if there are any issues with that
I found that self-study is quite difficult~!
There are quite a few in Beijing, hehe. I’m also in Beijing. I’ve gone through the materials on physical chemistry and general chemistry; I haven’t started on the other subjects yet. I didn’t study general chemistry much during my undergraduate years, so it’s still challenging. I hope to have the opportunity to learn more from fellow students here*
4# 361350036: Only the basic courses were purchased, along with reference books for the professional qualification exam; these books don’t change much from year to year.
I’m in Shanghai, preparing to take the exam this year. It seems that registration this year will be a bit later; there’s still no news as of now.
I have a question: When applying to become a registered chemical engineer, is it necessary to work at an organization that has design qualifications in order to take the exam? I saw someone say that on the forum, but I don’t think this was a mandatory requirement in last year’s application criteria
I work in a company, and I’m going to take the exam this year too:victory: