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November 16, 2022Spring 23, 2025

What You Should Know About the Fundamentals of Engineering Exam (FE Exam)

A few things one might want to know about the FE Exam – This article will briefly discuss each. Why Write the FE Exam? You may have the option to write the FE exam instead of number of technical exams. The first thing to understand about the FE exam is that it has ~65% pass …

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November 15, 2022September 8, 2024

How to Pick Your Calculator for Technical Exams

For some engineers, the choice of calculator can be a deeply personal one. For others, just a tool. And for some other engineers a source of analysis-paralysis. If engineers were more like Jedi, we would construct our calculators as Jedi construct their lightsabers. Some engineers could do just that but the exam invigilators probably wouldn’t …

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Fortunately, you don’t need them. Exam content has not changed in over 25 years, and exam questions are often repeated verbatim—even decades apart. Exam creators rely on past exams and rarely introduce entirely new questions, as it increases risk of errors or unsuitable difficulty.

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What You Should Know About the Fundamentals of Engineering Exam (FE Exam)

How to Pick Your Calculator for Technical Exams

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