While it is important to be familiar with the contents of the FE Mechanical Engineering Exam Handbook, you should focus on studying and understanding the key concepts and topics covered on the exam, and practice using the handbook as a resource during practice exams and when solving problems.
Hello Syed. You can check out the Live Online and OnDemand options at PPI. Live Online courses are a great option if you’d like a thorough review and extensive practice with the guidance and mentorship of a live instructor. OnDemand courses offer the same great review and practice, but with recordings of the lectures that you can watch on your own schedule. Check out all of PPI’s prep course offerings here: bit.ly/3Ffr5HX
I'm curious if you meant to say "Statics" for number 7 instead of "statistics" ? I'm reading through the table of contents of the handbook alongside the video and think you might have just misread that chapter.
Thanks for this video! Didn't realize the handbook is relevant for all the FE disciplines not just Civil. Assuming the FE civil exam don't see any chemistry or heat transfer problems right? Also is there a search function during the exam?
I am planning to take the PE Civil Exam in April and would appreciate if you could recommend a "PE Civil Reference Handbook" similar to the FE Reference. Thank you very much. Kay
Hello Saleem, Apologies for the late reply. It would be best to check your state’s education requirement. You can find information on it here >> ppi2pass.com/resources/pe-exam/qualifying
Last week I been close to pass the fe exams industrial engineer and system, for the preparation I bought the fe exams, Lindeburg, Brightwood and the PPI package as well, nevertheless I realize during the exam that more 50 percent of the questions it having been relating to all the materials I used before. Can someone with similar experience can advice me a new materials that can help me.to pass the exams in my second opportunity?
Can you cover prep for those of us who have been out of school a long time? Great info!
Great suggestion!
at 5:12 you were most likely referring to statics :P great video and tips, thanks.
Probably :(
Do i need to stay in touch to all the chapters of Handbook for F.E Mechanical Engineering Exam.
While it is important to be familiar with the contents of the FE Mechanical Engineering Exam Handbook, you should focus on studying and understanding the key concepts and topics covered on the exam, and practice using the handbook as a resource during practice exams and when solving problems.
Heyy! Want to do FE in Mechanical engineering. Anyone out there who knows about the courses available online?
Hello Syed. You can check out the Live Online and OnDemand options at PPI. Live Online courses are a great option if you’d like a thorough review and extensive practice with the guidance and mentorship of a live instructor. OnDemand courses offer the same great review and practice, but with recordings of the lectures that you can watch on your own schedule. Check out all of PPI’s prep course offerings here: bit.ly/3Ffr5HX
I'm curious if you meant to say "Statics" for number 7 instead of "statistics" ? I'm reading through the table of contents of the handbook alongside the video and think you might have just misread that chapter.
Liz I think you are right, thank you for catching that. How is your studying going?
@@PasstheFEExam slowly lol
Thanks for this video! Didn't realize the handbook is relevant for all the FE disciplines not just Civil. Assuming the FE civil exam don't see any chemistry or heat transfer problems right? Also is there a search function during the exam?
I have been told there is a search function, we will try to confirm, thanks!
There is a search function but you must spell any word you are searching exactly correct.
I am planning to take the PE Civil Exam in April and would appreciate if you could recommend a "PE Civil Reference Handbook" similar to the FE Reference. Thank you very much. Kay
Here you go >> pepasspoint.com/books
I get the hard copy, but I do not see where or how to get the electronic copy!
Sorry, here it is >> ncees.org/ncees-publishes-new-version-of-fe-reference-handbook/
Unfortunately don't allow me to type the page like I did during my preparation. I waste so much time scrolling down during my exam.
There was no search feature?
2021 Reference book costs $30... so sad.
That's unfortunate.
Hi,
I have 4years + experience in fire Protection, do i need to still sit for FE to get PE?
Can you please advise
Hello Saleem, Apologies for the late reply. It would be best to check your state’s education requirement. You can find information on it here >> ppi2pass.com/resources/pe-exam/qualifying
Last week I been close to pass the fe exams industrial engineer and system, for the preparation I bought the fe exams, Lindeburg, Brightwood and the PPI package as well, nevertheless I realize during the exam that more 50 percent of the questions it having been relating to all the materials I used before. Can someone with similar experience can advice me a new materials that can help me.to pass the exams in my second opportunity?
Hello Raul, check out this video where we mention some other resources as well >>
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Hello Raul , I would like to contact you regarding the test
Hi Anthony, I am a Civil engineering major, so will I be testing on computer engineering stuff in the FE exam?
Hi Michael - does this page help? pepasspoint.com/exams/fe-exam
@@PasstheFEExam Yes Anthony that help a lot, thank you so much!!!!