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I just got back from a business trip today, and as soon as I went online I saw that the results for the registration exam for chemical engineers were available. My scores were 66 and 86 – I passed the exam. It wasn’t easy; I thought about it twice before finally passing. Wish everyone good luck too! I also hope to do well in the professional exam this year. Happy New Year to everyone!
Isn’t the foundation exam for workers 14 subjects? Why are there only two grades? Morning and afternoon? Please give me more guidance
I’m a junior; there’s a lot I don’t understand. I’d like to ask a rather basic question regarding the employment prospects for those who are registered chemical engineers. The information available online is quite general, and even the title itself seems vague. I majored in chemical engineering, but the chemical industry is quite extensive, with more specific fields such as daily necessities and chemical machinery. Does the title of registered chemical engineer cover all these areas?
It’s true that there are 14 subjects, but several of them are tested in the morning exam, and several more in the afternoon exam; in total, that makes 14 subjects.
I’m lucky; I passed with 53, 80
102 points in such a tragic situation is normal; there’s no reward without effort
Why haven’t Henan’s results come out yet?
I scored 90+88 on the first attempt and passed; this year I plan to take the professional exam
63+50; life is like a coffee table, covered with cups of sorrow
58+80 Ha, keep working hard this year
How is it possible to pass with 53 points?