Requirements for the Basic Examination for Registered Chemical Engineers 【Initial】
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Hello everyone. As we all know, the requirements for registering for the basic exam for chemical engineers have been significantly reduced. In earlier years, during the first and second sessions, one had to have at least 5 years of work experience in order to take this exam; back then, those who did not meet this requirement missed the opportunity to take the exam that year. As time passes and knowledge is gradually forgotten, it becomes increasingly difficult to recall it, and the “difficulty” of exams rises accordingly. It’s not clear whether it was because those in charge realized the severity of this problem, or perhaps because the pass rate back then was too low; at one point, they decided to lift the restrictions, allowing those who had worked for a year to take the exam, with the aim of ensuring that this test continued to be widely used and popular. It is said that even students currently in school can take the exam now. Alas, how much help can such exams really provide in terms of practical engineering experience? ! Everyone has graduated from a regular undergraduate program, and they were able to score high in these subjects even during their university years. However, there is a big gap when it comes to applying academic theories in engineering, as the approach used in engineering differs significantly from that. After saying all this, it’s simply to hope that everyone won’t fall too deeply into such traps. Doing engineering relies on accumulated experience, not something that a certificate can replace. ——I was a bit pessimistic there; I’m sorry. In fact, I hope everyone can stay positive and maintain a calm mindset, because life goes on after all.
First, let’s correct a mistaken view of yours: the current restrictions have not been eased. Secondly, the relationship between exams and ability cannot be clarified by just one person like you or me. Some people perform well and have strong abilities, while the fact that someone doesn’t have this certificate doesn’t necessarily mean their level is low. Hehe, if you have time, it’s still recommended that you read this book; after all, it helps to expand your knowledge and improve your skills
I think once one’s theoretical knowledge reaches a certain level, their practical skills will also be fairly good. The more knowledge one has, the better; it also needs to keep up with the times.
That makes perfect sense; strong support!
I also think what was said on the 3rd floor makes sense. Nowadays, too many people doubt the abilities of college students; perhaps only a few of those who get into college actually possess real skills
I don’t think so; after passing the basic exam, isn’t one still required to take the specialized exam? It doesn’t matter if you can’t score much……
Well, let’s not talk about whether one has the ability or not for now; just pass it first. During the college entrance exam, they don’t ask whether you have the ability either – what matters is whose score is higher. Over the years, people have criticized the college entrance exam system as being unreasonable, but it still functions just fine after all
You’re absolutely right; if you want to say that someone is useless, you should first pass the exam first. Otherwise, it’s just self-deception. To be honest, this exam is extremely difficult, and only those who are truly capable can pass it