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No news in Pennsylvania either as of 9:35 AM EST, 12/16/2011

Stop trying to log on, its overwhelming the NCEES servers....this will only delay the posting of results. Recommendation: Check once every hour!

No results in PA either as off 9:30 AM on 12/15/2011, please let me know if any Pennsylvania got their results

No results in PA either

Dexman, just grow up!!! Be a professional, you have already taken it and passed....so by bother. Be ethical !!!

Yea my exam doctor said today, I might have glaucoma....need more tests done next week.... :(

NCEES posts FE results: http://www.ncees.org/About_NCEES/News/News_Pages/Update_on_October_2011_exam_scores.php

I think if your career is going to be EE for the future, where you will concentrate on EE application and signing of EE drawings then you would need a EE PE. Using a ME PE to sign off EE -related documents would not fly, even with EE experience. Get the PE that is most related to your field...

I agree with MadDawg's post. I filled in my summer internship information too during my undergraduate years, and then ofcourse my job experience after i graduated from college. Put in your job experience related to your discipline (Civil, Mechanical..etc).

Mechanical - Machine Design - Pennsylvania

Ramesh, I see your situation, the problem is that many college graduates take the exam right after they finish. So you are looking for people who are in the same boat as you, and that would be very difficult if not impossible, since they are also leading a hectic lifestyle in there late 20s to...

Hi Ramesh, There is EIT course offered at Westinghouse Electric Company at Cranberry. This course is offered by the Penn State New Kensington. Check out their website, http://www.nk.psu.edu/Documents/CE/PE-EIT_Schedule_Chart.pdf Its a paid training course for 14 weeks, I have gone through...

Get the NCEES practice exam, definitely. It will help you gauge your test-taking skills for an actual PE exam. But don't expect the problems to be the same or remotely same. However its a good practice to take as the style of questions and difficulty is comparable to the actual test.

Don't put too much emphasis on engineering economic. Just concentrate on the very basics. E.g. Present value, future value, salvage value, and interest rate tables. Don't study too much in-depth on taxes, book value, amorization...etc Study your afternoon depth material.

I would recommend getting the brown one, which has the same breadth questions for all three disciples. And then three depth sessions. The one from the NCEES website has three books, the breadth is the same for all three, but each book as a different depth session based on which one you pick...

I had to wait for 4 years, but that is in PA. I took the FE in Ohio. Check: http://www.ncees.org/Exams/States/VA.php http://www.dpor.virginia.gov/dporweb/ape_main.cfm