Is it easy to pass the exam for a registered chemical engineer?
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Hello everyone, is it easy to pass the exam for registered chemical engineers? Is it necessary to have experience in a design firm?
Just study hard*; you can take the exam even if you’re no longer working in a design firm
Are there any seniors who already have the certificate? I would like to ask how those who don’t work in design firms can obtain the Certified Chemical Engineer certificate
Yes, we need more advice from those of us who are younger; everyone isn’t very familiar with this exam, so those who have already obtained the certificate should share their advice.
I also hope that those who have already obtained the certificate can offer more advice. I heard that not only is an exam required, but a scholarly paper must also be submitted – I’m not sure in what kind of journal it should be published
so easy:lol
It’s all stuff learned at school; you can take the exam after working for a year:victory:
One must have some experience in the chemical industry, and excel both in practice and in theory.
There are already several similar themed forums, so I suggest the original poster take a look
These days, everyone is talking about obtaining certifications. The basic exam for registered chemical engineers might not be difficult for recently graduated students, but it is challenging for those who have been graduated for many years; the content of these basic exams is based on what was learned during school
Is this certificate useful? I asked for advice!
For the basic exam, anyone with a bachelor’s degree in a related field can take it; those from unrelated fields need one year of work experience. It’s not necessary to have worked in a design firm. However, the exam covers a lot of topics and is quite complex. It’s essential to be proficient in advanced mathematics and principles of chemical engineering. It would be helpful to also have a good grasp of physical chemistry and physics. If you’ve studied mechanics of materials as well, along with college-level chemistry, you should be able to pass the exam – it consists entirely of multiple-choice questions
Qualification review requires that the organization in question have design qualifications, but the basic examination isn’t that strict – it’s just an oral inquiry. You need to firmly assure them that such qualifications exist; otherwise, you will either be rejected or asked to provide a photo or copy of the qualification certificate. This is the case in Tianjin; I’m not sure if it’s the same elsewhere