Bachelor's degree in chemical engineering in 2007. Engaged in chemical production. Can I take the exam to become a registered chemical engineer?

2011-09-15View Original

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Bachelor's degree in chemical engineering in 2007. Engaged in chemical production. Can I take the exam to become a registered chemical engineer?

Reply #22011-09-16

You have to be affiliated with a design institute to have a chance to sign up, otherwise it will be difficult

Reply #32011-09-16

It is easy to register for the basic exam. . . . It's okay. I used to sign up myself at the chemical factory. . . The on-site confirmation only took two minutes to complete. . . .

Reply #42011-09-16

It's a very difficult professional exam. Please work hard.

Reply #52011-09-16

We here require a certificate from a design institute with Class A design qualifications before you can apply. It seems that the basic test also requires this certificate.

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