The questions in the basic exam for registered engineers are all multiple-choice; isn’t it very easy to pass this exam?
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The questions in the basic exam for registered chemical engineers are all multiple-choice; isn’t the exam very easy then? Do exams that are entirely multiple-choice questions involve a lot of luck? Should this exam be changed? . It's not appropriate to have only multiple-choice questions. . . . Sweat! ~
Well, I agree; there’s too much randomness in such an exam
But one still needs to be prepared; you can’t rely solely on luck
Even if they are all multiple-choice questions, you won’t be able to pass without studying. During the exam last year, I heard a man say that he had taken it twice already, missing the passing mark by a few points each time; he failed again this time, and I don’t know exactly by how many points. Just reading books isn’t enough to pass; a solid foundation is also required. Although luck plays a role, if you want to succeed, you can’t rely solely on luck.
25% is luck, 75% is hard work.
Although they are all multiple-choice questions, the number of them is large and the range of knowledge covered is extensive; without careful preparation, one still may not be confident
How can you think like that! Even though they are all multiple-choice questions, you can’t just guess! If one can complete each level by doing it themselves, it’s already good enough; if it gets any harder, it becomes impossible to finish
I think multiple-choice questions are better for the entire city; many certification exams use this format, such as PMP, as it’s harder to standardize subjective questions
Hehe, the questions on the first floor are all multiple-choice, and the pass rate each year isn’t very high either.
I’d better study hard again; relying on luck alone isn’t enough. Last year, I relied on my past knowledge and luck, and I scored in the 60s both in the morning and afternoon sessions. This year, I plan to study seriously. :$ :$
That’s right, they are all multiple-choice questions, but the questions are quite profound – you can’t just guess your way through them! !
If the number of questions is small, passing may rely to a large extent on luck, but the exams for registration have a large number of questions; from a probabilistic perspective, the chances of passing solely by luck are very low. Generally speaking, it is necessary to be able to solve most of the questions; only a small number of questions rely on luck, so as to increase the chances of passing.
It involves too much specialized knowledge. It still needs to be checked; just having light isn’t enough
I worked hard for 5 months, day and night, and scored 152 points; back then I didn’t even apply for graduate school despite scoring 354 points in the entrance exam； If you don’t read the book, I guarantee you won’t pass; if you do read it, I can’t guarantee you’ll pass ； If you study hard for the exam, I think you might pass. People are different from one another, but those who work hard have a greater chance of success; don’t rely on luck
15% is luck, 85% is hard work. Although they are all multiple-choice questions, most of them are multiple-select; no points will be given if the wrong answer is chosen. Most registration-based exams consist of multiple-choice questions; only one exam includes essay questions
Since it is a basic exam, the range of knowledge covered will certainly be broader, but the difficulty level should not be very high. I haven’t taken the exam yet; I’ll study hard* and plan to apply this year.
The foundation is easier, but the specialized subject is more difficult
If you study Tian Da’s textbooks carefully, it will be very simple