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holy [explicit], did you actually read all these books?

I was a project engineer (design engineer) and spent most of my time designing so it really helped me fill out my experience record. One of engineers at my current job had a similar problem; he spent years doing field engineering and not much design; he told me had a hard time convincing the...

hey, who you calling "ape"? lol, right now I am on electrical engineer; mostly doing construction and renovations and consulting. I used to work at a manufacturing plant.

You are correct; fields like manufacturing, R&D and sales don't really need PE but having a PE is a plus if you are in construction and consulting.

So I just got my PE and I was wondering, what is the job prospect for an electrical engineer with a PE license? I was graduated about four years ago, and as most of you know, job market was fantastic back then. I remember my last semester, I was getting interview after interview. I landed a...

Passed.

Has anyone heard from NCEES yet? Any chance we get the results before new year? :dunno: :unsure:

I missed the some of damn economy problems but I am confident I'll pass anyways.

booo, no spamming.

So what IS the minimum passing grade?

I think I got about %80 to %90 right in the morning and %70 to %80 in the afternoon.

I have read the NCEES requirement; there is no reference to individual state requirement; also, on my state board of engineers website, I see no link to exam requirements. All requirements are on NCEES site and are the same for everyone anywhere.

What the heck is "pigeon holeing"?! And I am sure the requirements are the same for different states because requirements can be downloaded directly from NCEES website. I am also sure all books and notes allowed as long as there are no loose papers.

here is a motivational speech before the test!