FE to PE in Under 2 Months!
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- čas přidán 6. 07. 2024
- The PE has changed in 2022 to a computer-based test. But we haven’t heard a lot about what it’s like to sit down and take it. What’s different? Well, Malik passed his CBT PE Exam just a month and a half after passing his FE. And today he is sharing his study resources, techniques, and a few insights that really surprised me. Plus, we go over the NCEES PE exam requirements.
If you’re curious about the journey to the PE, you’ll enjoy this interview. Spoiler: It starts with a solid FE studying.
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TIMESTAMPS
0:00 Intro
1:00 PE Exam Requirements
2:37 If you don’t have experience, can you still take the PE exam?
3:48 What resources to use for the PE Breadth section?
4:48 What resources to use for the PE Depth section?
5:35 Study Schedule from FE to PE
7:25 How many hours a week did you study?
9:40 PE Study Habits
11:06 PE Practice Exams
11:56 About the new CBT PE Exam format
13:44 PE Exam break structure
15:18 Beginning the PE Exam
15:50 Difficulty level of the PE Exam
17:31 Which is harder? The FE or the PE?
18:51 How has your life and career changed since passing your PE?
19:45 PE passing advice
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Are you planning to take your FE and your PE in 2022?
Yes in 2023
@@kamineninaren Good luck getting your PE Naren. We wish you the best of luck. You can do this!
Yes in 2023
I'm planning to take both in 2024 (Mechanical)
@@KamikazeeNYC Wow that's a big plan! It's great to hear this and you are more than capable or getting both your FE and PE in 2024. You just need to keep showing up to studying and to make an organized plan. If you need any help don't hesitate to reach out at hello@genieprep.com. Best of luck to you and you got this! 💪
Hi Kenza. I took your FE course (morning, afternoon, and statics) 4 years out of school after failing 2 times (while in undergrad) and finally passed the exam last week all while working full time ! Planning to take my PE exam early next year . Thanks again to you and your team for all the quality content and posting all these encouraging videos!!
Hi, Congratulations, I’m so happy for you, and thank you for sharing this with us! Passing the FE exam and working full-time is hard. I’m so proud of you! When you start preparing for your PE, make sure you review the FE accelerator afternoon course; it will help you a lot with the PE breadth. Also, feel free to join our weekly meetings to get that boost of motivation. If you have any questions about PE, feel free to email us; we will be happy to help you. Congrats again 🎉
This is a HUGE accomplishment! Kenza is the reason I passed the FE after being out of school for 17 years. She is amazing and so is her program. From the in depth and meticulously explained practice problems, to the lifestyle management advice, to just being there for a ton of personal support, I was very confident going into it. I never took the PE because I started a company and had to switch gears, but someday I would love to just pass it so I can say I have the license.
Thank you for the very kind words Jeff! Starting your own company is a huge accomplishment!!
Thank you both for this interview you guys inspire me. Congrats Malik!! I wish you success in your career.
Well done Malik. Congratulations!
Great interview overall, very helpful advice!
Thank you Rob, I am glad you enjoyed it 😊
Congrats! Thank you for interview! Which practice PE exams did you take?
He took the Geotechnical!
For breadth i took the same practice exams Kenza suggested for FE ( M Islam and Urgessa) . For depth section i took online CBT practice exam that EET offered me as part of the course
For the PE are the breath and depth questions weighted the same?
Congrats on passing your PE. What is your next step or what are you studying next? Maybe he study for the PE many times before he realized he failed the exam. If he failed the FE exam many times but pass the PE exam in a short time, can we conclude the PE exam is easier? I have some smart friends (including myself) who pass the FE exam but do not qualify to take the PE exam because they (and I) could not find a job that meet this description-“complete four years of qualified work experience in their field. This work usually has to be supervised by a licensed Professional Engineer.”
That’s an awesome testimony ! Quick question, can you take your PE right after passing the FE ? Or you got to wait some time to be eligible to do it ?
Hi Vinícius. Thank you for watching. Before applying for the PE, you must have the EIT certificate, and you must apply through your state board. Check with your state because the rules vary by state, and some even require a minimum of experience. I hope this helps! Good luck getting your PE!☺
Hi Kenza
Does the PE use the same handbook used for FE and also is it the same total of 110 question or do we have more questions in the PE?
Hi Sylvia. The PE exam uses different reference handbooks, you need to log in to your NCEES account and download it. Keep in mind that it might be more than one, depending on which discipline you're taking. The PE exam is 8 hours total and the number of questions is between 80 and 85 questions. I hope this helps. Good luck with your PE.
At 8:35 he mentions reviewing the lectures for the morning section. What lectures is he talking about? where can I find them?
Hi Michael. Thank you for watching! He is referring to our course, which helped him prepare for his FE and PE as well. You can check out the course here: genieprep.com/fe-civil/. Since we provide lifetime access to our courses, he used it to prepare for his PE as well, as he still had access to it. If you have any questions about the course, please don't hesitate to contact us at hello@genieprep.com. Good luck with your studies!😁
Is PE Breadth similar to FE ? Can you rely on your FE study for PE breadth section ?
Hi Shirishkumar! Thank you for watching! The PE breadth is similar to FE afternoon session. There is a guy who shared his review on Reddit about using the FE Afternoon course, here is the link to that post: www.reddit.com/r/PE_Exam/comments/12g0mim/pe_civil_transportation_cbt_exam_study_approach/. I hope this helps and please don't hesitate to reach out to us at hello@genieprep.com if you have any other questions.
I wish that I can take the PE, but I think I would need to find a job that require an FE before I can take the PE.
It depends on what state you're in. Have you checked the NCEES website?
@GeniePrep Which course of yours is best for environmental FE?
Hi Harshada. Thank you for watching. Please contact us at hello@genieprep.com and we will share some links to resources with you. I hope this helps.🙂
I thought that In order to obtain the PE license, an engineer in training (Pass FE exam/EIT) must have usually four years of experience under the direct supervision of a licensed PE to take the PE exam. Is it true?
It can depend state by state. But what we're learning is that you may be able to take the PE and pass then get your experience. But you will need both to get your official license. Be sure to check with your state office!
@@Genieprep Ok. Thank you!
I want to add if you have a Masters degree you can reduce one year requirement and can take test in 3 years instead if you are in one of the states that require 4 yrs experience
@@kineticswithkashan3192 Got it. Thank you!
I didn’t work under Pe how to qualify
Hi Mohamed! Thank you for watching. It depends on the state, some states won’t approve the PE license even if you pass, you need to work under PE for 3 years in some states and 2 and 5 years in others. Make sure to contact the NCEES for this. I hope this helps.
I wonder which PE preparation course is the best
Hi Ahmed, thank you for watching; that really depends on which PE discipline you’re taking. Have you decided which PE to take?
@@Genieprep yes I have
Transportation
Transportation
@@ahmedramadan2300 Ok great! I think we might be able to share with you some information that can help you with your PE preparation, in fact Malik passed his PE in transportation. You can email us at hello@engenieer.com and we will send you some of that information over to you. Have a great weekend😊
You didn’t ask the right question. Like why material he study ? Which references ?
Hi! Thank you for watching. In minute 3:48, Malik talked about the material he used for the PE breadth, and in minute 4:48, he talked about the resources he used for the PE depth section. I hope this helps.🙂