Registered chemical engineers who have taken the basic exam please come in
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I would like to ask, are there many calculations in the chemical engineering principles question in the basic exam? ? Please give me some advice! ! It’s okay to talk about some exam experiences! ! Thanks! !
Chemistry, mathematics, and mechanics all require a little amount of calculation, but it is not difficult. The approximate distribution of scores in each subject is as follows: morning: Advanced Mathematics 24 General Physics 12 General Chemistry 12 Theoretical Mechanics 13 Material Mechanics 15 Fluid Mechanics 12 Computer 10 Electrical and Electronics 12 Engineering Economics 10 A total of 120 questions in the afternoon: Physical Chemistry 12 Chemical Engineering Principles 24 Chemical Process Control 4 Chemical Engineering Design Fundamentals 8 Chemical Pollution Control Fundamentals 3 Chemical Thermodynamics 6 Occupational Regulations 3 60 questions in total
There are not too many calculations and there are quite a few conceptual questions.
If you want to pass the exam, you still have to work hard； Because there are many subjects covering a wide range of topics, you still need to pay attention to them if you want to pass.
The exam in the afternoon is mainly about professional subjects, among which chemical engineering principles account for the largest proportion. In addition to calculation questions, there are also many basic concept questions in the exam. Among them, there are many calculations of material balance, which are very basic anyway. You can use the basic formulas in the chemical engineering principles textbook, and then find more questions to practice.* Down ； In addition, physical chemistry also accounts for a certain proportion and must be carefully reviewed. * Next, these two doors are complex * Okay, I guess the problem is not big.
This year’s basic outline seems to have been changed, who knows if it’s true or not?