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I also passed it. Congrats to me

u r f***** up dude. why do u think passing an fe exam makes u a gr8 engineer. All those worlds best design were not build by the FE or passed engineers. :banhim:

i checked it out but it costs $695. Is there any heavy discount available? thnx

i just flipped the pages of FERM and it seems most of them are calculation based. I think test takers can help more on this topic.

thnx cheesepep, appreciate ur suggestion. i will be doing general. i don wanna study more thats why i asked. It's even tough for me to study for AM session and i dont think i can handle the specific exam PM session. :thankyou:

ya i will be doing the same way, but i am uncertain about difficulty of general and specific. Is it an advantage to get a job if i will do the civil engg specific afternoon session? Any idea? :thankyou:

it means if i prepare for morning session. i can do general. sounds kool. thnx :thankyou:

Which is easier to pass, general FE or Subject specific exam. i'm in civil. I think most of u guys might have a feeling abt it. Plz help me to decide.... :sharkattack:

yeah thts the real problem. i m tryin to be a pro-active.

some of frens passed it in first attempt and they say it was pretty easy but when i looked at materials, i feel like not taking it this april. i think i'll hav to study for 6 months at least. i really don remember nything. nyways thnx to u guys.

i m thinking abt taking review courses offerd by school. thnx for the sugeestion but these courses are just 3 hours long, not sure what'll they cover

thnx , these links really seems helpful.

Hi I'm registering for FE exam in april from Louisiana. I'm currently enrolled in the school. Can somebody please give me some suggestions abt preparing for the exam and studying materials. Is it possible to pass the FE if i start to prepare from now. I'm pretty lazy and my gpa is also not tht...