THE PE EXAM HAS CHANGED! (APRIL 2024)

THE PE EXAM HAS CHANGED! (APRIL 2024)

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[Jesus-ypig]

Taking mine on April 4th. I am actually relieved about the changes since all I have done for the past 10 years is structural only. I graduated outside US so I had to take the FE last year which was rough in my opinion because of the many topics I had to study. I definitely like the PE to be more structural focused. Worried about the difficulty though.

[briansmith-boul]

Thank you so much. I was looking for the breadth topics and couldn’t find it like it used to be.

[BadgerWolf-]

might raise the passing rate from 66 to like 72. Wonder how to study for it now.

[TKGxCOD]

Great vid! Many people tell me they feel like it will simplify the exam in terms of all knowledge be focused in subject/depth.

But im nervous it may be more difficult

[jimmywh]

Interesting video! Do you have any information or recommended resources for a mechanical engineer looking to take the FE and PE. I’ve been working over 4 years under a PE so I meet my states work experience requirement (Georgia). Unfortunately I graduate college 10 years ago and I feel work experience doesn’t really prepare you for the exam since you’re often focused on very specific things only…. All the resources seem to be for civil engineering because unlike a mechanical, a PE is pretty much required. While I don’t have to get a PE, it’s a goal of mine. From what I understand, I can take any exam I feel comfortable with, but obviously want the best study resources and chances of passing.

[PiyushKumar-ruio]

I have the 2023 School of PE books. Can I still use them? PE Construction. Any other latest material suggestions??