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I took mine in TX and planning to move back to cali, I was told that if you're planning on moving to another state you can simply apply for one there and it will be granted to you wthout having to retake the exam, so with that said I'd doubt that you'll ever loose the license. Besides, CA...

It's not a must have in my field, but I'm planning on going into consulting on the long run so I may end up using it then, its a good thing to have..

no storm water modeling here.. deal with aerospace stuff usually :)

nothing personal taken dear.. thanks - :)

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lol, not a book worm, but ya i see the point, you can't judge though that if u score high in the test you "suck" in real world, I'm not gonna come out and brag about my achievements and patents cause thats inappropriate, just wanted to say that generalizations are usually inaccurate...

its funny how a simple question got spinned off! and ya totally agree, the grade in the tests (specially the ones we have here in the states) don't necessarily reflect the character of a good engineer, they may give an indication, luckily for me, my achievements don't hang on a couple of...

well I've got a 95. I'm sure they keep the records somewhere, at the end of the day it doesn't matter really, just was curious - :) Thanks Dark knight

I just checked my PE exam scores for the mechanical- mechanical systems and materials branch. I've got a pretty good grade, but Just out of curiosity, how can I find out whats the highest score on record for this exam is? any help is really appreciated.. congrads to the fellas that passed the...