My basics in inorganic chemistry, points 1 and 2 – lousy
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I took the exam in 2012, it was my first attempt at the Certified Chemical Engineer exam; I had been out of school for 6 years by then, and I could only vaguely recall some of the calculation techniques related to chemical principles as well as concepts from advanced mathematics. I mustered the courage to take the exam, but it ended in failure – I was 30 points short； I took the exam in 2013; I didn’t have time to study, so I took it right away – I was 20 points short ； In the 2014 exam, I took it without any preparation and missed the mark by 10 points ； The exam was discontinued in 2015 ； In 2016, on the occasion of celebrating 10 years since graduation, I found out that exams had been reinstated. I spent two months studying intensively starting in July, but when I saw the exam papers I was completely stunned! Maybe everyone in our exam room was just too good; whenever the teacher said it was time to hand in the papers 2 hours after the exam, everyone rushed to do so, leaving me alone as the last one to stay behind. In the end, I almost finished the entire exam by guessing! I was very frustrated after the exam. Before taking it, I thought everything should be fine, but on the exam paper I just couldn’t remember various things; it even took me a while to recall that R=8.314. I also only remember the formulas in bits and pieces; I’ve forgotten whether it’s a square or an square root. The chemical engineering and technology courses in college were also insane; aside from advanced mathematics, linear algebra, mathematical statistics, and general physics, I studied organic chemistry, physical chemistry, and principles of chemical engineering. I never took any courses on the three branches of mechanics – when I saw rods rotating or something like that, I was completely confused. Every time I think, well, back then I was able to handle the postgraduate entrance exams; organic chemistry and mathematics weren’t a problem for me. It turns out that time helps to ease away everything. Indeed, memorizing the content of these two subjects is more difficult than with other subjects, but I can only do well in these two.:'( Is it because my intelligence is low? Okay……
:Your problem is that you shouldn’t have come to take the exam
Even the basic parts can be scored like this. . . With specialized topics, you’ll be laughed at by the question-setting team
It was my first time taking a professional exam this year, and I didn’t have time to review. I answered 36 questions in total, in the morning and afternoon; the questions seemed quite flexible, so even if I had reviewed thoroughly, the results would likely still be the same
The foundation is really solid; one can complete 36 tasks without reviewing either, impressive!
Several are wrong! Lacking experience, I did them one by one; near the end of the exam I realized that this year’s question format suited it better to work backwards.
Some thoughts on the basic exam; it’s the professional courses in the afternoon that are the real focus for review. Those with a background in chemical engineering can score high scores. Back in school, I only managed to pass the exams in theoretical mechanics and material mechanics, so I skimmed through the questions during the morning exam; I didn’t even look at the materials related to theoretical mechanics, material mechanics, or electrical and electronic engineering. I didn’t lose any points in advanced mathematics and basic chemistry; my scores in computer science and physics were okay as well. With a few more correct answers, I’ll pass all of them. I scored 100 on the professional course exam in the afternoon, and I easily passed with 168 points
Strong, said in a casual tone. I can only admire!
The expert is truly amazing; I’m in awe. This is my first time taking the basic exam this year, and I hope to pass it on the first try so that I can take the specialized exam next year. By the way, where can I order the association-approved textbooks for the specialized exam? Is there any information available on that? ?
You’re still not serious enough; study hard