Can I bring solved problems to the PE Exam?
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matt267 PE
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I did in RI.
You're best bet is to call the state's board first thing this morning.
You're best bet is to call the state's board first thing this morning.
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I've heard certain state boards restricting this, but I don't understand how that is enforceable. Most (All?) engineering textbooks have worked examples. Would those books be prohibited? Even the NEC handbook has worked examples.
This question has come up many times in the past. It is allowable unless the State rules specifically forbid it.
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I don't see how this would be any different than bringing in the six minute solution book and using it as a reference
I took the test in Tennessee (Nashville) in April and I brought in solved problems.
Good Luck.
Good Luck.
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I am unaware of any restrictions with regard to solved problems, save for having all of the actual test questions.
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