Newbie seeking help: What is the process for the Chemical Engineering exam, and how many subjects are there?
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I would appreciate it if the more experienced members could answer this: around which month each year does the registration for the Juhua exam start? How many courses are there to take? What duplicate documents need to be prepared? Thank you. Not very grateful.
Applications are generally submitted in May, with exams taking place in September; the specific dates are determined by the local examination authorities. It is divided into a basic exam and a specialized exam. I forget if it’s possible to take the basic exam on the first day and the specialized exam on the second day; but even if that’s possible, one needs to be extremely skilled in order to pass the exam within a year. I just found out about this as I’m currently getting ready for it. There are too many specific subjects to cover; mathematics, physics, and chemistry are all key areas. It’s better to buy some study materials – otherwise, it will be impossible to keep up with the textbooks used in university!
I just checked out other posts on the forum. According to what people said, there are those who manage to complete both the basic and advanced courses in one year :funk:. Others suggest writing out the calculation steps first and then the results. I plan to take the basic exam this year – aren’t all the questions multiple-choice? If it’s a subjective question, it’ll scare me to death :(
According to the plan, I’m wondering if I’ll have the chance to get involved in this during my lifetime
How is it possible to take both the basic and specialized exams in one year? The basic and specialized exams are taken together, only the basic exam lasts one day while the specialized exam lasts two days – unless you can split yourself in two.
How is that possible? ? ? ? ? The basic test is taken on the first day, while the specialized test is taken on both the first and second days