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Is it a requirement to be engaged in design work in order to be eligible to take the professional examination for Certified Professional Engineer in Mechanical Systems (Power)? ? Can’t one work in operations? ?
I have a bachelor’s degree in Thermal Energy and Power Engineering
It’s possible, as long as the company issues a certificate. I’m a student, and if my school provides a certificate, then I can take the exam
It depends on the region; some places are very strict, while others don’t consider qualifications
From Kunming, Yunnan – is that okay? ?
Did you work and then go back to studying? ?
I don’t know; I’m not in Yunnan, but I know that not many people there take this exam
Are you taking the exam for the basics or for a specialized subject? If it is an exam testing basic knowledge, anyone with a bachelor’s degree in a related field can take it. To take the professional exam, a work experience certificate is required.
I majored in thermal dynamics; currently, my job is not in design
Same question. I’m also very curious to know whether someone without any design experience can take this professional exam.