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Specialized in port, waterway and coastal engineering

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I am an undergraduate majoring in logistics management, and I am in my junior year, but I am determined to engage in construction after graduation. Because there are some people in my family and many relatives who work in this field, I think they are doing well. I want to start with construction first, and learn about cost when I become mature. I want to know whether I can apply for the registered constructor exam, and how can I take the exam? I'm confused

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