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I am a bridge engineer.  We all try to get PE as soon as we get 4 years of experiences or equivalent.   I say over 90% are PEs.  

My words might be harsh, but I think you are trying to make problem worse.  Unless you are doing construction depth.  you stick with it.  

I know a pass is a pass.   Easy to figure out.  Well you spend well over 200 hours on it.  It is a good reflection of your 200 hour work.  I get to know yourself better with a score in terms of how efficient you were.  So later you do better in terms of estimating hours or similar stuff. 

My advice is yes.  That's only for construction folks. Switch to transportation or water. Only do that if you are in construction.  

Ok. thats for the passing score.  Do you know if there is a way to find out how many questions I got right, since they dont give you your score if you pass.

NYC is probably like that for the most part.  

Thank you!

You are right there is no SE title in GA.  But they somehow require you to take SE exam and call you PE if your title in your company is Structural Engineer.  

I guess we shall just sit back and relax.  :)

I would choose another area for the exam of concentration if I were in constructions.  I am serious.  

Any of you doing PE structural in GA?   I heard I need to take SE exam in stead to be called PE in GA.  is this right?

Anyone recently got GA PE for structural? I practice in bridges.  I have been told I need to take the SE exam in order to be call PE in GA.  Is this true?

I think you are already aware that all the wrong choices are designed to trick you if you have made a mistake.  You may have fell for many of those traps.  My advice is to study the material much slower but more careful this time.   Also, my experience with the practice exam tells me that do...

You mean 70% right? not 70/80

Good answer.  Thank you.!

Congratulations to those who passes.   How to you know your score if you pass? What the the cutoff line this time? Any one know?