Can the property management major test the asset appraiser? If you want to test what preparations need to be made, don't copy the online content!

Property management major belongs to the economic category, and your education is junior college, right? Compare your work experience (you can ask the company to give you a certificate), refer to the following.

Those who meet one of the following conditions can register for all subjects (the registration level is "unified examination"):

(1) has obtained a college degree in economics and engineering, and has worked for 5 years, including 3 years in asset appraisal.

(2) Obtain a bachelor's degree in economics and engineering, and have worked for 3 years, including asset appraisal 1 year.

(3) Graduated from a master's degree or a second bachelor's degree in economics and engineering, and worked for 1 year.

(4) obtain a doctorate in economics and engineering.

(5) After graduating from non-economic or engineering majors, the corresponding years of working in asset appraisal will be extended by 2 years.

(6) Do not have the above-mentioned academic qualifications, but have passed the primary qualification examinations of economics, accounting and auditing organized by the state, obtained corresponding professional and technical qualifications, and have been engaged in asset appraisal related work for 5 years.