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@leggo PE Thank you so much, would it be fine to contact you for further guidance in case I need any help? 

@leggo Thank you so much, honestly I only spent 25-30 hours to study for the afternoon session. As you passed , there is no way of knowing how many questions you got it right , but any rough estimates ? Maybe 25/30 or more ?  

@leggo Congratulations, I did really well in the morning session (30 correct ) and pretty terrible in the afternoon session (only 15) . Should have studied more. Do you suggest I should signup for the EET classes ? 

Wow, everyone is taking this too seriously. I know it's important but at the end of the day it's just a P.E license. We were meant to do so many great things in life let alone become a certified P.E 

@cal91 No , I did not . I strongly feel it wouldn't have mattered if I spent more hours studying . I feel to pass the test we need some stroke of luck.  

In retrospect I feel there were so many questions in afternoon which I could have done better on. I expect to score 30/40 in morning and 25/30 in afternoon. Not sure if that would be enough at all . 

Can anyone suggest a book for temporary structures/site development. As what I see from the diagnostic report there will be about more than 5 question  pertaining to that . All I have is CERN reference manual and it doesn't have much about that.  

When you self studied what material did you use ? Currently I only have hard copies of CERN , Structural Depth Reference Manual and Concrete and Steel design for PE. I will also buy NCEES practice tests for this year & also Lindbergs tests, hopefully that would be enough

I got the general idea as to what the report was indicating but was a little confused when I compared both the reports.   Your performance on the 1st attempt in breadth portion (28/40) was similar to your performance on the second attempt in depth portion (24/40) . As you passed the breadth...

@leggo Thank you for sharing the diagnostic report.  I was trying to analyse the report and had a very intriguing question . Do we need to be above the average in every "Knowledge Area"  ?  As per what I understand you passed the breadth part on both the attempts , is that correct ? 

Hello there,   I am not signed up for EET Breadth and Structural courses but attempting P.E in April . Although I would like to coordinate the preparation with any of you.  Let me know if you are interested .