A newcomer is asking: Can one take the professional exam after two years of working since graduating from graduate school?
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From Beijing, graduated with a master’s degree in 2013, worked as a designer in a design institute for two years – can I take the exam using my bachelor’s degree? Is the qualification review based on the highest degree held? Please ask those who know the answer to reply, thank you
Theoretically, it’s not possible, but as long as one isn’t afraid of being discovered, there have been cases where people used their bachelor’s degree information to apply; however, it’s unclear whether they were able to obtain the certificate later on.
As someone who’s been through it, I didn’t get the certificate; for a bachelor’s degree, four years of social insurance records are required
I also took the exam in Beijing; someone who’s been through it advises you not to take risks. . .
Just to be safe! Use your highest level of education to avoid trouble in the future!
Is only four years of social insurance coverage checked for undergraduate degrees? It’s not five years, right?
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