Can postgraduate students take the basic exam for registered chemical engineers?

2009-03-28View Original

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I hope the seniors can give me some advice. . .

Reply #22009-03-28

It should be okay, right? The requirements for taking the basic exam are an undergraduate degree or higher; no work experience is required. If one plans to work in chemical engineering design in the future, passing the basic exams first will be very beneficial for employment.

Reply #32009-03-28

Is a certificate issued if you pass the basic exam (to indicate that you have passed it)?

Reply #42009-03-28

Those who have passed the basic exam but don’t have a certificate must pass all the professional exams to obtain one

Reply #52009-03-28

You can take the exam, as long as you can publish a paper. The basics generally won’t hold you back.

Reply #62009-04-07

Sure. Eligibility requirements for the basic exam: a bachelor’s degree or higher in this field or a related field; work experience is not required.

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