To summarize the first attempt at the registered chemical engineering exam in 2016
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Since I’m involved in production, I was busy with major equipment repairs in July, and took charge of the branch factory’s operations in the first half of August; as a result, I had almost no time available for about one and a half months. Then, starting from August 15th, I began working until 1 a.m., and that’s what happened. . . . . . It’s still not satisfactory. First, regarding the test locations: 1. Zhenjiang in Jiangsu Province, located in southern Jiangsu, was assigned to Yancheng in northern Jiangsu, which is 200 kilometers away (Nanjing is right nearby; it only takes a few minutes by high-speed train), which is incredible ； 2. The examination site indicated on the admission ticket was Yancheng Construction Engineering School, but such a school does not exist in Yancheng – it has moved and adopted a new name: Yancheng Preschool Education College. When I arrived for the exam, I couldn’t find any sign or marker indicating Yancheng Construction Engineering School; the location shown on the map navigation was the old address, under the name of some technical school. . . . . Countless candidates have been deceived; without visiting the place a day in advance, it’s certain to end in failure. Since the two schools are quite far apart, and the Xihuan Road, a major road in Yancheng, is under construction with no signposts to guide one, people had to take various detours. As for the exams on the first and second days: 1. The textbooks used for the reviews were from Tianjin University, so everyone was familiar with them; this was a disadvantage, as many candidates had never seen those textbooks before and didn’t know if they would be able to pass. . . . . Third, the case study exam in the morning: it was so difficult. I completed 19 questions, of which 6 had no answers. The amount of calculation required was enormous, and my skills with a calculator weren’t good enough; for several questions I tried to solve them twice and got different answers each time. As for the question related to the effective work loss in the heat exchanger, I still didn’t have an answer after half an hour, which left me without time to work on other questions. . . . . Fourth, the case study exam in the afternoon: it was relatively simple, meaning the amount of calculation required was low; 24 questions were given, and 6 of them didn’t have answers. I fell into a trap with the first question; there was no answer for either side, so I gave up after 10 minutes – I was so frustrated. . . . . I hope it will work out.
The poster should do well on the case study question; there’s a good chance of passing
I hope the graders will be lenient; a few of us have already fallen into trouble
The original poster can register at the provincial-level examination center; I’m from Zhenjiang and am in Nanjing – I registered at the provincial level, and those associations are really terrible!
How do I register? Should I not register in Zhenjiang, but instead go to Nanjing?
On the first day, I felt the same as the original poster; they used extremely thick textbooks for the review, but despite having enough time, they couldn’t find the answers and could only guess. Wishing the original poster success
Isn’t it necessary to work at a design institute to be eligible to apply? How did the original poster apply?
Hehe, I was passing by while taking an exam in Yancheng as well; Yancheng Construction Engineering School is really terrible
At a glance, I can tell you’re an older person. Are you the technical director of the branch factory? I’m a technical staff member at the branch factory; this is my first time taking this basic exam. I hope everyone can pass it on the first try~~~~
I was born in 85; I’m not old, right? Our salaries are low, and we hold positions that are more nominal than anything else