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I understand budget too, but imagine having to take the test again? You would have wished you spent the money on the books (which you can sell when you are done) instead of another exam registration fee.

I thought I would give my feed back on the Six Minute Solutions: Mechanical Systems and Materials, 2nd Edition. I didn't think it was that bad. I did the MERM companion problems first, so I was more prepared than if I just went in cold. I think I averaged around 8-10 minutes on my first pass...

That is awesome. Looks like it doesn't take very long after they tell you that they have your completed application.

I have no idea how long this will take. I had to have all my transcripts and references sent in again. I requested transcripts be sent to my house at the same time in addition to being mailed to the state board so that I can verify they actually got mailed out. I still haven't received the...

This is good information to know!

North Carolina does say that you need 3 of your 5 references must be from licensed PEs and that half of the required time (so 2 years) must be under a professional engineer. I passed the PE machine design and materials exam this past April and I am going through the application process right...

I applied last year before they announced decoupling and they sent my application back around October with a letter telling me they decoupled and to apply after I take the exam. I emailed them and they said they would hold my transcripts, references, and my FE verification (I took FE in a...

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Anybody from NC mail in their application or hear back yet? I mailed mine in the day after memorial day. With this being the first session of decoupling I am not sure how long it is going to take for them to process the applications. I am thinking giving them another few days before I e-mail...

Mechanical Machine Design, studied for around 150 - 200 hours. I passed  :party-smiley-048:

Those poor people in South Dakota, Rhode Island, and West Virginia.

My current job does not require a PE license and we have over a dozen engineers but we all practice under the industrial exemption. I expected nothing and was content with that. This was more a personal goal more than anything. I was a bit shocked yesterday when my manager asked me to send...

I also don't give a damn about my score.  There are a few questions that I felt were very tricky and want to know the answer too, but it's definitely not keeping me up at night.

How many of you that passed are going to keep your exam references/study materials? I took the Mechanical Machine Design & Materials exam and I purchased the following for the exam: 1. Mechanical Engineering Reference Manual (MERM) 13th Edition  2. FE reference Handbook, 9.4 edition...

I posted a screenshot of my NCEES dashboard showing the green pass to my LinkedIn feed, but other than that haven't done anything. Heading to the notary after lunch to get my application notarized and mailed off. This is the first exam session for NC with the decoupling going into effect, I hope...

Yes, my bad. Edited the original post.

I took the Machine Design/Mechanical systems test also. Pretty crazy to think 1 out of 4 people who took it failed I hope everyone still waiting on results gets there's today!

I did the Machine Design & Materials depth. I used the MERM, FE reference handbook, Shigley's Mechanical Engineering Design, the machinery's handbook, and a binder full of worked practice problems, notes, and pages from a few choice sections of college textbooks for areas I felt the MERM...

I would try to shoot for 80/80 when you're studying. I know that seems ridiculous/harsh, but especially now that it is no longer breadth + depth on the mechanical exams I think the expectations might be higher. If you go into your prep thinking "I can afford to miss these topics that I am not...

Congrats!  :beerchug: