There are only 10 days left; I haven’t re-registered as a chemical engineer yet. Can I still pass the exam if I work hard now?

Go to a professional training institution to get some internal materials

Which institution is more reliable? Ten days shouldn’t be enough, right?

I haven’t replied either. I was busy with a project recently and it almost drove me crazy; now that I have some time, it’s still too late, and I’m so worried that I can’t sleep. Think about it – there has been no improvement at work this year; it seems there has even been a decline. I don’t have the time or energy to study anymore; I might have a child next year, and there will be no chance left to prepare for exams. There is a strong sense of frustration. I really want to leave this industry; maybe I’ll start my own small business in the future. I’m writing this just to vent; maybe talking about it will make me feel better. The original poster had better get ready. Read one chapter per day, and then do a set of real exam questions. The difficulty level changes every year; what if it’s easy this time? What if the exams are suspended again next year? Hehe

Well, ten days. If I’ve taken the exam before and failed because of the difficulty of the questions, maybe this year I can give it a try; or if I had a solid foundation in the past, I might have a chance as well. But if I’ve never taken the exam before, haven’t studied it at all, and have already forgotten everything I learned earlier, it’s better to give up.

Ten days? You mean that something which others can’t finish in one or two years, you can accomplish in just ten days? Do you have the ability to remember everything instantly? And even if you do, is ten days enough time to go through a book? Please stop joking around like this

Unless you’re not from Earth: lol

Talking in your sleep? Unless you’re a chemical genius

I’ve just started preparing for next year’s exams...