Everyone, share your registered exam results
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Let’s share our test scores from registration. I got a total of 97 points – it was terrible
Now my qualifications basically meet the requirements; is it really necessary to have a designer? Can those working in public institutions (not in design-related fields) apply? How to report it?
But it can only be done in the name of a design institute; you need to find one that is willing to carry your name on it
If it’s over 140, it’s basically guaranteed to pass
132 passed, total score 220
Day 1: 126 passed; Day 2: 50 failed. In our province, 2 people succeeded. I was so busy that I didn’t take even half a day off. I turned off cable TV and the internet; I didn’t watch the Olympics. I studied in the evenings and didn’t attend any training classes either. I felt frustrated
I hope I can pass the foundation exam this year~~~
Let’s all keep it up – hard work pays off. During college, we still had a basic foundation of knowledge, but as we start working, that knowledge gradually fades away, and it becomes harder to recall it. That’s why it’s necessary to spend more time studying; by accumulating knowledge over time, it will become easier to cope. The basics aren’t that difficult; focus on subjects with high scoring potential such as advanced mathematics, physics, chemistry, and principles of chemical engineering, and you’ll be fine. After 2010, a registration system was implemented in design institutes; I believe this year’s exam should be easier, so those who are applying should strive to pass it on the first try
I haven’t taken it yet; I’m going to check the situation. Is it hard to pass? I’m very afraid of being objectified
:Dizzy: Is a bachelor’s degree required to take these exams?
It’s very simple – all questions are multiple-choice. The topics mainly involve advanced mathematics and principles of chemical engineering; it’s easy to guess the answers for those. I scored 150 points on my first attempt, so everyone should go ahead and take the exam without worry. Just take a look at those two doors and there won’t be any problem!
The score doesn’t need to be high; passing is enough! I scored 143 in the basic exam in 2006, and 123 + 66 in the specialized exam in 2008; I passed both exams on the first attempt.
The basic courses are worth 132 points each year, while the specialized courses are worth 60 points (on a scale of 100)
I scored 158 on the basic exam; I prepared for it over 3 months before the test
Repeat *one night, 138, basic,. . . Go live
It was intermittent for a month; last year it was 116 – such frustration. This year, a complete recovery is necessary