Solving problems related to registered engineers

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I majored in Thermal Energy and Power Engineering at the undergraduate level, and I currently work at a petrochemical design firm. I want to apply to become a registered chemical engineer – is that possible? I mean taking the exam in four years. Rather than requiring those from non-related fields to have worked in the field for over 6 years before they can apply. Please, expert!

Reply #22011-11-04

I studied Thermal Energy and Power Engineering at the undergraduate level; I can also take the exam to become a registered equipment engineer (in the power sector)

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