5 Tips & Tricks to Pass the FE Exam in 2 Months

[@erikarg5483]

🎯 Key Takeaways for quick navigation: 03:04 🗓️ Creating an exam study schedule is crucial for FE exam success. Understanding your daily study time and setting milestones based on the exam specifications is essential. 05:33 📚 Using study materials like lectures and practice problems is effective. Replicating exam conditions, including using the FE reference handbook, is key to preparation. 09:06 ⏱️ Timing yourself when solving practice problems is essential to prepare for the time constraints during the actual exam. 12:13 🎓 Taking the FE exam soon after graduation is advisable as it helps retain knowledge and concepts learned in school. 14:19 📝 Taking multiple practice exams under exam-like conditions helps reduce stress and prepares you for the real FE exam. Made with HARPA AI

[@gothicadrian]

I hope your tips can help other people, congratulations Alejandro Patiño

[@cbh598cbh]

Here is a tip, practice practice practice, buy the PE- FE practice exam and practice all subjects, buy practice exams online from other authors, make as many exercises as possible. Also practice application questions.

[@PasstheFEExam]

Consistent practice is definitely the key to acing those exams!

[@moeadel1812]

Great channel guys …appreciate your efforts 🙏🏼

[@PasstheFEExam]

Much appreciated!

[@Tim6-mq1hu]

I know this was recorded at year ago but I also go to njit! It was nice to hear about an njit graduate!

[@PasstheFEExam]

@Tim6-mq1hu I appreciate your support! It's always nice to hear from someone who can relate to my experiences at NJIT.

[@Life_of_Matthew]

Thank you!

[@PasstheFEExam]

You're welcome!

[@gailysirelkhatim4742]

Great content ❤️; I have a question; my exam will be on April 28th (next week). I don't feel I'm ready yet. How can I reschedule or cancel my exam appointment

[@PasstheFEExam]

Hello Gaily. You can reschedule or cancel your exam through your My NCEES Account that you created when you registered. If you notify NCEES at least 48 hours before your test date, NCEES will refund your registration fee minus a $50 administrative fee. Pearson VUE will charge a reschedule fee.

[@lorenamartinez4516]

Hi!! You have the guide of study? I'm chemical engineering and I have 8 months of study all...and other books of recording and practice example algebra..I hope pass my exam in may or june🙏 blesses.

[@gailysirelkhatim4742]

@@PasstheFEExam Thank you. I live in The Bay Area; if there are any preparation courses or centers you recommend to me, I would appreciate it. I really appreciate any help you can provide.

[@gailysirelkhatim4742]

@@lorenamartinez4516 Hi, I'm a chemical engineer too. I have only two books. I need to refresh because I graduated six years ago. Do you live around San Francisco Bay Area!?

[@lorenamartinez4516]

@@gailysirelkhatim4742 what???? In six years you aren't present none exam by licence? Why???😱 you have other employer? Oh my god!!!

[@jeanqian9127]

very helpful!

[@PasstheFEExam]

Glad it was helpful!

[@guillermoberrios4237]

How can we manage our time? because i understand we have almost six hours..

[@PasstheFEExam]

Thank you for your question! Here is a video that talks more about time management during the exam >> kzbin.info/www/bejne/qp-Vqmpnit51jpY

[@Yellowchev60]

Alejandro said he had two practice exams from NCEES? I have one exam but would be interested in two if theyre available. I am under the impression that NCEES only publishes one?

[@alejandropatino5931]

Hey, I believe NCEES publishes 1 practice exam per year. I have the one from 2020 and 2018 I believe. If you don’t know anyone that has an older version, I could just send you one of my practice exams if you want. Alejandro

[@sagartrivedi770]

For international students what is the requirement for these exams?

[@PasstheFEExam]

@sagartrivedi770 Taking the FE Exam as an international student involves different requirements depending on several factors, but here's a general overview: Basic Requirements: *Education: You need a bachelor's or master's degree in engineering from a program accredited by the Engineering Accreditation Commission (EAC) of ABET. *Identification: Valid government-issued photo ID like passport is required. Additional steps for non-ABET accredited degrees: *Credential Evaluation: Most state licensing boards require international degrees to be evaluated by NCEES Credentials Evaluations (NCEES-CE) or another approved entity to ensure they meet ABET standards. This involves submitting transcripts, course descriptions, and other documents for assessment. *Evaluation Outcome: Based on the NCEES-CE evaluation, you may need to: *Take additional coursework: If there are significant gaps between your coursework and ABET requirements, you might need to complete relevant courses at an ABET-accredited institution. *Pass FE Exam with higher score: Some states might require international students with non-ABET degrees to achieve a higher passing score on the FE Exam. Other important details: *Check state-specific requirements: Each state has its own licensing board with specific requirements for FE Exam acceptance. Contact the board in the state where you want to be licensed to confirm exact criteria. *Test centers: NCEES has approved Pearson VUE test centers in many countries, including locations for international students. Check the NCEES website for availability. *Registration and fees: You'll need to create an account or log in on the NCEES website, register for the exam at your chosen center, and pay applicable fees. Here are some helpful resources for international students wanting to take the FE Exam: *NCEES International resource page: ncees.org/ *ABET accredited program search: www.abet.org/accreditation/find-programs/ *Prep Course PPI: ppi2pass.com/ Remember, the process can vary depending on your specific situation and the state you wish to be licensed in. Contacting the relevant licensing board and NCEES is crucial for getting accurate and up-to-date information. I hope this helps! Feel free to ask if you have any further questions.