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I would like to ask what the specific advantages are of becoming a registered chemical engineer, and whether it’s easy to pass the exam
Benefits: 1. Learning new knowledge or mastering it – the reward is for oneself ； 2. If you pass, you can show up at your workplace; of course, if not many people in your workplace pass it ； 3. Some organizations offer certain rewards, but don’t expect too much; our organization only covers the registration fee ； Furthermore, for registered chemical engineers, **no registration system has been established (unlike registered structural engineers and architects who have a seal), so it is difficult to determine their economic value.** Whether it’s easy to pass depends on your level. If it’s repeated*, it’s easy to pass the exam. But for those of us who have been working for several years, it’s hard to find the time to study again; if we had taken the exam during college, we would definitely have passed.
Reply to 2# windoud: Can one take the exam to get into university? I’m fainting!
Reply to 2# windoud: It seems that this exam is divided into a basic exam and a specialized exam. The basic exam can be taken at university, while the specialized exam requires several years of work experience to take
You can take the exams to get into universities, and that’s useful for working in design institutes
It’s not possible to take the exam while in university; one can take it after completing their undergraduate studies. Those who are in their sophomore or junior year cannot take it