does anyone have a FE chemical practice exam they can share

Hi everyone! I'm a final-year Chemical/Process Engineering student (Master's )looking for an internship in the decarbonization space — CCUS, green/blue hydrogen, or industrial process optimization.

Which companies would you recommend I target — majors, EPCs, or startups? Any leads or advice are much appreciated!!!☺️

How is it like to intern/work for Chevron as an engineer?

Im trying to get a sense of what things are like in Chevron that does not depend on manager/department.

1. Pay

2. Career growth

3. Company's take on WLB

4. Learning opportunities (for intern)

And does these values carry over to the company's subsidiaries?

I understand it varies but how difficult/how long is it to reach 50k per year as a chemical engineer once you graduate

Edit: you guys in the us are getting paid so well, might consider packing my bags and moving lmaoo

I am a student about to start my Bachelor's degree in Chemical Engineering. I want to buy a lap t o p, but what type should I get, one with a dedicated GPU or without one?

what are some skills you can learn, i already know excel,scada,dwsim,cad and learning ansys cfd now

has anyone here transitioned from a startup to any of the big name chem e companies (like Exxon/basf/dupont) as a scientist?

after my PhD I’ve worked at 3 small startups and no matter how many places I apply to I only hear back from other small startups. Is it because I need visa sponsorship? I’m tired of needing to find a new role every year/year and a half and just want some semblance of stability.

What are my chances of getting admission into the USA for a PhD in chemical engineering? My CGPA is 3.7 upto 6th semesters(top 10% of the class). I have a conference paper on CO2 capture and my current thesis is LCA. Hopefully the thesis will be published as well. Thank you

do engineering jobs really care about a cover letter?