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I have a coworker that sat for the PE in DC and he got an email with results from NCEES just today.

Just for reference, it looks like PE Construction typically hovers around 61% and PE Structural around 64%. Looks like both dropped around 8% while the rest remained the same. Geotech came up quite a bit from 2020.

I didn't use the CERM, though I did obtain an older pdf copy (14th ed) to look through while studying. Its a huge book that covers all topics for the Civil exams from WRE to Structural. It also includes review sections on algebra, calculus, geometry, etc. Its published by PPI2pass . com and...

This was my first time taking the PE. I have 6 years work experience since I have an Eng. Tech degree and my work exposes me to many different structural materials and uses. That said, I still took EET civil breadth and structural depth on demand and watched every video. I worked many...

I also did EET and the morning prep was good, but afternoon structural was only so-so. If it wasn't for my everyday work, I don't know that I would have passed. It was definitely a tough exam.

No, just an email stating my results posted and the green button.

I'm sorry to hear this. This is a tough test, but don't give up. It can be done.

VA is out at 1:25pm

VA @ 125pm

LOL, me too. Guess it hit right at lunch time for DPOR.

You do realize that if this goes the full 10 weeks, that is another whole month, month, month, month :oops:

I felt the same way and I work in structural doing steel, concrete, wood, and masonry. The depth portions for concrete and wood were good, but I felt a little lacking in material covered. The steel and masonry depth portions as well as the analysis portion with statics and moment...

Since we are posting cute pet pics, here is my contribution. My 3 year old daughter thought our cat needed a friend and a blanket.