What materials are allowed in the examination room for the Chemical Engineering major exam?
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As the title suggests, what materials are allowed in the examination room for the Chemistry and Chemical Engineering major exam? Do specifications have to use the original version? Can printed items be brought in? How can I handle so many regulations? I heard that some people brought their suitcases with them; is that true? I hope those who have taken professional exams can help newcomers with this question. Thank you very much!
I hope those who have taken the exam can reply!
The examination documents for each province contain detailed instructions; please check those documents or the examination notices Additionally, it depends on the strictness of the invigilators; strictly speaking, only books published by reputable publishers and materials that meet the specified standards are allowed to be brought into the examination room. Printed materials are not permitted, but if such printed materials are very important, it is recommended that you have them professionally bound at a printing shop, so that they appear to be books from reputable publishers as well. To be honest, the exam lasts only three hours, and there are also diagrams to deal with; one has to look up information in the book for each question, not to mention the time needed for thinking. There simply isn’t enough time for that. It’s recommended to read the books regularly and memorize the information that needs to be remembered. Thinking through things in one’s mind is dozens or even hundreds of times faster than actually flipping through the pages of a book ； Besides, just like in the exam in 2014, even if you go back to the questions you got wrong, you might not be able to answer them; once time is used up and you can’t solve the questions, you can’t move on to the next ones. That’s why preparation is key in regular study! I hope my reply can help you!
It’s very helpful, thank you! Go home and read books honestly. I don’t expect to consult books during the exam; just some procedural details need to be checked