Connecticut Results - Oct. 2012
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snickerd3
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6-8 weeks from the day of the exam... ;-)
snickerd3
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or maybe 8-10 wks...who knows
AZCIVILTRANS
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cmon santa you must know. :beat:
The Connecticut exam registration on the NCEES website states the following:
Results
When results have been released (typically 8–10 weeks after the exam) and validated, NCEES will send an email informing you that your result can be accessed through your My NCEES account. PCS will notify you via the U.S. postal service of any state-specific exam results.
So what does "validated" mean?
Results
When results have been released (typically 8–10 weeks after the exam) and validated, NCEES will send an email informing you that your result can be accessed through your My NCEES account. PCS will notify you via the U.S. postal service of any state-specific exam results.
So what does "validated" mean?
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Who knows. Hopefully CT should be out by tomorrow though if patterns hold the same as the April 2012 exam. Otherwise it'll be a long weekend!
PeonPE
Peon, 2nd Class
Means that in a communist blue State like Connecticut, the overbearing and bloated bureacracy requires it to be greased with lots of extra paper in order for it to go. There has to be meetings, commitees, voting, breaktime, scratch your ass time, try and remember what you were doing time...then oh yeah finnally the secretary gets permission to call NCEES on the phone and tell them the almighty State Government has granted its most gracious and majestic approval to release the grades.
Paper comrades...the goverment machine needs to lubricated with lots and lots of paper to run!
Paper comrades...the goverment machine needs to lubricated with lots and lots of paper to run!
PeonPE
Peon, 2nd Class
Don't say that too loudly...Department of Homeland Security might brand you a terrorist.
joneser980
Member
i think they abolished that, could be wrong...
knight1fox3
Jedi MASTER & Friend of Capt. Solo
bbhanu, on 13 December 2012 - 07:08 PM, said:
Results Out !!
Electrical and Computer-Power
Passed
what books did you use??
My study schedule was 12-14 hrs per week for two weeks.
I used the following text books
Power System Analysis & Design, 5th edition by Glover and Sarma (used it for relays, CTs, sequence network problems, some power system analysis theory and for symmetrical and unsymmetrical faulty analysis problems)
Elements of Power System Analysis, 4th edition by Stevensons (used it extensively, since it was my undergrad textbook, for per unit calcs, transmission line modeling, power flow and symmetrical and unsymmetrical faults)
Power Electronics Circuit, Devices & Applications, 3rd Edition by Mohammed Rashid
A Textbook of Electrical Technology by B. L. Theraja (had bought it way back in 1999 for my undergrad) mainly for 3 Phase Induction Machine problems.
allaboutcircuits.com has good description of harmonics.
I did do all the problems from I think it was 6 minutes problems from Camara which had few questions from every topics.
Most of all, I did the NCEES sample questions 3 times !
Electrical sub forums as mentioned above by knight1fox3 seems really great but I noticed those discussion forums after I took the exam. They are great though !!
Results Out !!
Electrical and Computer-Power
Passed
what books did you use??
My study schedule was 12-14 hrs per week for two weeks.
I used the following text books
Power System Analysis & Design, 5th edition by Glover and Sarma (used it for relays, CTs, sequence network problems, some power system analysis theory and for symmetrical and unsymmetrical faulty analysis problems)
Elements of Power System Analysis, 4th edition by Stevensons (used it extensively, since it was my undergrad textbook, for per unit calcs, transmission line modeling, power flow and symmetrical and unsymmetrical faults)
Power Electronics Circuit, Devices & Applications, 3rd Edition by Mohammed Rashid
A Textbook of Electrical Technology by B. L. Theraja (had bought it way back in 1999 for my undergrad) mainly for 3 Phase Induction Machine problems.
allaboutcircuits.com has good description of harmonics.
I did do all the problems from I think it was 6 minutes problems from Camara which had few questions from every topics.
Most of all, I did the NCEES sample questions 3 times !
Electrical sub forums as mentioned above by knight1fox3 seems really great but I noticed those discussion forums after I took the exam. They are great though !!
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