Can chemical engineers take the exam in two years?

2009-06-22View Original

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Can chemical engineers take the exam in two years?

Reply #22009-06-22

Does LZ mean that both the basic exam and the professional exam can be passed within two years? Right, it’s not allowed; the foundation course needs to be completed in one year, and the specialized courses as well. But if you don’t pass in one year, you can take the exam for N years, hehe

Reply #32009-09-03

Does the poster mean obtaining the registered chemical engineer certificate within two years? The rule is that one can take the specialized exam only after passing the basic exam; moreover, there is a requirement regarding work experience for the specialized exam, and these requirements vary depending on the specialty and educational background.

Reply #42009-09-07

I passed the basic exam in one year, and then passed the specialized exam the following year. The content of the two days of the professional exam must be passed simultaneously.

Reply #52010-01-13

4# ghost77775: The basic requirement should be met within one year, and the professional requirement as well within one year; however, there seems to be no time limit between the two.

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