I passed the course in Basic Chemical Engineering with a master’s degree; I’m not sure if I can take the exam for a degree in chemical engineering with an undergraduate degree
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I passed the course in Fundamentals of Chemical Engineering with a master’s degree; I’m not sure whether I can take the exams for a degree in chemical engineering with a bachelor’s degree instead If you know, please tell me. Is that possible?
I advise you not to do it; it relates to the eligibility requirements for applications, and if it’s discovered later, it will be too late and the consequences will be severe
Once you have passed the basic course, you can take the specialized exam; there is no time limit. Why apply for the chemical engineering exam with a bachelor’s degree? I don’t understand what you mean
The basic exam has no time limit, while the professional exam does; one must have worked for a certain number of years before being eligible to take the professional exam.
I suggest the original poster not to do this; even if you pass the exam, you won’t be able to complete the registration process, and it will end up being recorded in your credit record!
The examination for this specialized field requires a certain number of years of work experience; even those with a master’s degree must have worked in this field for at least 3 years before they can apply. It seems that the applicant’s working experience is not yet sufficient. They want to apply using their bachelor’s degree level of education, so that the work experience requirement can be met. However, it is generally necessary that the field of study and the basic personal information provided be consistent; applying with a different level of education is likely to cause problems during the review and registration process, which would create further complications. It would be better to wait another one or two years before applying.
It seems I’d better wait until the right time to take the exam! To avoid trouble, hehe. Thank you all