May I bring materials into the basic exam for chemical engineering registration?
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This post was last edited by warlen2006 on 2010-3-9 at 15:00. May I bring materials into the basic exam for chemical engineering registration? Thank you. By the way, is the exam schedule as mentioned? Morning session: 24 questions on Advanced Mathematics, 12 on Fluid Mechanics, 12 on General Physics, 10 on Fundamentals of Computer Applications, 12 on General Chemistry, 12 on Electrical and Electronic Engineering, 13 on Theoretical Mechanics, 10 on Engineering Economics, 15 on Mechanics of Materials. Total: 120 questions, 1 point each; examination time: 4 hours.Afternoon session: 12 questions on Physical Chemistry, 24 on Principles of Chemical Engineering, 4 on Process Control in Chemical Engineering, 8 on Fundamentals of Chemical Engineering Design, 3 on Basics of Chemical Pollution Control, 6 on Chemical Thermodynamics, 3 on Occupational Regulations. Total: 60 questions, 2 points each; examination time: 4 hours.
Total across both sessions: 180 questions, with a full score of 240 points; total examination time: 8 hours
1# warlen2006: No materials are allowed; there are weight coefficients for the exams, with each subject accounting for a certain percentage. I’m not sure exactly how many questions there are for each subject. It’s better to refer to that book from Tianjin University
Thank you. Does that mean that only materials are allowed for the specialized subject exams?
1. For basic course exams, you are not allowed to bring your own materials; however, a booklet will be provided during the exam containing some basic formulas. Note that these are very basic formulas, and they are not comprehensive. 2. For the professional exam, you may bring your own materials, but they must be published by reputable publishers; copies are not allowed to be taken into the examination room.
Where can I find information regarding the specific dates for registering for the exam?