The results of the examination are managed on a rolling basis, and candidates who take all subjects must pass 4 subjects in 2 consecutive examination years.
Many people are asking: "I passed a public subject last year, but I didn't take the practical exam, can I change my practical major this year?"
Official reply in many places: Yes!
Gansu
Question: If I pass the public course in the first year but fail the practical examination, can I change my major in the second year, and will the results continue to be valid?
Re: The results of the first-class construction engineer qualification examination are subject to a rolling management method for a cycle of 2 years. Candidates must pass all the examination subjects in 2 consecutive examination years to obtain the first-class construction engineer qualification certificate. The valid results of common subjects passed in one examination cycle will be retained normally after changing majors.
Fujian
Question: In 2021, the first-class constructor applied for the general examination, majoring in civil engineering, and passed the public department of economics and management, can I change the major to the water conservancy major in this year's examination?
Re: In the case that the application level (all subjects) remains unchanged and the subject of "Professional Engineering Management and Practice" is not passed, the major of the application is changed, and the results of public subjects are valid within the validity period of the results.
chekiang
Question: In 2020, the first municipal administration passed 2 public courses, and in 2021, the other majors were changed, will the results of the public courses be effectively retained?
Re: Hello, the first-level constructor exam is replaced by other majors, and the results of public courses are also effectively retained.
Issue:
If I enrolled in the municipal administration major of a construction engineer in 23 years and passed three public courses, can I change to an architecture major in 24 years?
Reply:
If the application level remains unchanged, you can change the major you apply for in the next year, and the results of public subjects that have been passed will continue to be valid during the validity period. Thank you for your understanding and support of our work!
Hubei
Issue:
If I pass the public course (regulations, management, economics) in the first year of the first-class constructor exam, but fail in kind, can I change my major in the second year, and will the results I have passed continue to be valid?
Reply:
Hello, the first-class constructor can change majors, and the results of public subjects are still valid.
To sum up, if you haven't taken the practical test, you can try to change the practical direction within the validity period of the results~