Can printed books be brought to professional exams?
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Many standards can be found online. Can they be printed out and taken to the exam venue? Can the downloaded questions be printed and brought along as well?
For professional exams, legitimate publications may be brought, that is, properly printed materials with an official publication number; printed copies are not allowed. Regulations can be found in specialty bookstores; they shouldn’t be hard to locate, right?
It’s not cost-effective to buy so many regulations when they’re not used in everyday life
In Beijing, in some examination rooms where the teachers are not strict, it’s allowed to bring them. It is recommended that you prepare for both options: borrow some if possible, and print the rest. Also, be prepared for the possibility that teachers may not allow certain items in the exam room, so as not to let that affect your performance! ! !
It is possible to bring printed materials to Tianjin, but I’ve heard that it might not be allowed in some years; therefore, it’s best to bring books published by reputable publishers to avoid any issues at the examination site.
I am a candidate from Shandong. The exam guidelines issued before the test indeed stated that only books published by reputable publishers were allowed to be brought in. But during the exam, almost everyone had printed materials. It seems they aren’t very strict about whether the materials are the official version or not. In fact, for exams that allow the use of reference materials, there should be no restrictions on such materials in the first place. If restrictions are really necessary, it would be better to do as with the basic courses and provide a set of materials during the exam. There was also a small incident: our specialized courses and basic courses were held on the same floor. Before the exam started, the inspection teacher walked around our room with a serious expression. When he reached the front of the desk, he suddenly said something that almost scared us to death: “Students, the exam is about to begin; please put your books on the desks in front of you!” The exam room went absolutely wild at that moment-_-||| After the invigilator gave an explanation, the supervisor in charge left in embarrassment, hehe
I’m from Shandong too; this teacher is really interesting. . . I’m going to Beijing to study; do I have to return to Shandong to take the exam? ?
Go to the website of the China Surveying and Mapping Association to download the exam guidelines; they clearly state that any relevant materials may be brought, with no mention of a ban on printed materials. For details, see http://bbs.hcbbs.com.cn/forum.php?mod=viewthread&tid=1227774&page=1#pid11986715
Thank you for sharing, :handshake
Just to be safe, you could put on a cover that looks legitimate, haha. But from my experience, teachers simply don’t have the time to check for pirated versions
Printed materials cannot be brought