Is it difficult to become a chemical engineering engineer?
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Thank you for the advice; I’m about to graduate
Nothing is difficult in the world for those who are determined to do it~
The basics aren’t that difficult; those with a solid foundation can pass even without reviewing, and those with a weaker foundation can still pass after reviewing. This is a physical job; the key is to become skilled at it. It’s frustrating if you don’t practice properly!
I’d also like to hear about the experiences of those who have taken the exam.
Chemical engineers need to have a certain number of years of experience, and they must work in fields related to design. As for the exams, with proper preparation, passing them should not be a problem
Those working in the chemical industry who are eligible for qualification exams generally have no problems in terms of their foundational knowledge. There is a passing rate for these professions; many people end up missing just one point, but that’s actually due to the passing rate – they still meet the requirements. Therefore, one must strive to achieve a high score in order to be within the passing range and qualify. Therefore, one needs to be proficient in the subject; basically, it is necessary to be able to complete all the questions despite a large volume of them in order to have a chance of passing!