Which Subjects Are Covered in the BIM Level Exam?

The registration for the 11th National BIM Level Examination has already begun. Many candidates are eager to participate, as passing the exam grants a certificate that validates their skills and enhances their career prospects. For first-time exam takers, understanding the subjects included in the BIM Level Exam is essential. Here, we provide a brief overview of the exam content.

The National BIM Level Examination is divided into two levels: Level 1 and Level 2. Each level features distinct exam subjects:

Level 1 Exam Subjects:

Part 1: Engineering Drawing and BIM Modeling Environment Setup
Requirements include system configuration, BIM file creation, and setting up the BIM modeling environment.

Part 2: BIM Parametric Modeling
Focuses on parametric modeling techniques and skills, along with methods for editing BIM entities.

Part 3: BIM Attribute Definition and Editing
Covers defining and editing BIM properties.

Part 4: Creating Drawings
Involves creating BIM property tables and design drawings.

Part 5: Model File Management
Includes skills for managing model files and converting data.

The Level 2 exam is divided into three specialties based on different design disciplines: Architecture, Equipment, and Structure. Candidates are expected to create professional BIM models that satisfy the design requirements for their respective specialties.

Level 2 Architecture Specialty Exam Subjects:

• Engineering Drawing and BIM Modeling Environment Setup
• Production Process and Skills for Architectural Families
• BIM Modeling for Architectural Scheme Design
• Architectural Construction Drawings
• Creating Drawings

Level 2 Equipment Specialty Exam Subjects:

• Engineering Drawing and BIM Modeling Environment Setup
• Creating Equipment Families
• BIM Modeling of Building Equipment and Pipelines
• Construction Drawings for Building Equipment and Pipelines
• Creating Drawings

Level 2 Structure Specialty Exam Subjects:

• Engineering Drawing and BIM Modeling Environment Setup
• Creating Structural Families
• BIM Modeling of Structural Systems
• Structural Construction Drawings
• Creating Drawings

That concludes the overview of the subjects included in the BIM Level Exam. We hope this information helps all candidates prepare effectively!

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