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I plan to take the basic exam for Certified Chemical Engineer this year. There seems to be a lot of material available, and I’m not sure where to start. Do anyone who has taken this exam have any advice for me? Thank you!
It’s somewhat difficult; it has a certain level of difficulty
If you did very well in all your courses at school, simply repeat them once more; Otherwise, it will take some time and effort to restore it.
If one has studied chemical engineering and graduated not long ago, the preparation for the exam should be similar; at least a lot of the knowledge related to chemistry has not been forgotten
I feel the same way; the knowledge base is extensive, and it takes a lot of time to review it all. But the exam questions shouldn’t be too difficult, right?
Reply to 5#: After going through y, I took a look at some tutoring books online and was immediately a bit confused, haha
Reply to 3# wuyiqiong: Haven’t we all taken the exam yet? Give some more practical advice, such as any tips or things to keep in mind during the replication process?
Reply to 4# wang*nyu718: Haven’t we all taken the exam yet? Give some more practical advice, such as any tips or things to keep in mind during the replication process?
Reply to 6# cz0123@126.com. Hehe, don’t worry; let’s work together hard. What if all the questions are things like one plus one?
1+1? Haha, that’s impossible; you’re thinking too highly of it
Reply to 1# cz0123@126.com: Just read books in a pleasant manner, and focus on reading. That’s all that’s needed