How difficult is it for a first-class builder to take the exam? Can someone tell me?

It's difficult and the pass rate is low.

As one of the most valuable certificates in the field of construction engineering, the national first-class builder's professional qualification certificate is doomed to have a variety of examination questions, and the annual pass rate is not less than tens of thousands of candidates. Strictly speaking, the first-level constructor exam is just like the liberal arts exam, because there are many things involved in memory, many of which need to be memorized and not understood. However, the vast majority of students who take the first-level constructor exam are science students. Therefore, it is very difficult to build the exam.

Main content analysis:

1, "Engineering Economics" involves some scientific knowledge, especially the first part of the nominal interest rate and effective interest rate, cash value, list valuation and quota. It makes science and engineering candidates feel more comfortable to learn, but in the second part, they are basically rote learning.

2. It is very important to understand the theme of project management. For science and engineering candidates, the knowledge of earned value method and double code network is easier to master, and the rest still need to understand and remember.