Search results

October 2018 - SE Exam Scoring Meeting was on Nov 29 through Dec. 1st.  Results in Oct '18 came out on Dec 5th.  So our results will be out next week.

I've done well to not think too much about the exam up until this week.  Now I've started combing through result release threads, NCEES licensure exchange, NCEES twitter.... looking for clues.  Did you know NCEES Twitter posts the same line about "Wondering about results...?" one to two weeks...

Failed twice, nearly identical results.  Project planning, means and methods, materials, and SITE DEVELOPMENT are pretty lacking for both exams.  I really need help finding materials helping me answer theory questions when it comes to those subjects.   2nd attempt 1st attempt Any other...

Hi, I'm interested in the EET Breadth binder.  Can you PM me?  I was unable to PM you.

I felt like I breezed through the morning with 30+ very confident answers.  Ended up with 24/40 on the morning.  Sucks so bad. 21/40 on the afternoon was on the low end of how I thought I did.

Failed structural 45/80.  Ouch.

So far highest unsuccessful score is 49.  Sorry to those that didn't make it... and thanks for reporting in

I've done literally nothing for almost 3 hrs at work.  

Someone with a Twitter account should @https://twitter.com/ca_engineers?lang=en

Can we just flood the Cali board with phone calls, that might actually get them moving...

@RBHeadge PE any suggestions?  Is this a common theme on release day?

It definitely appears that way

I contacted the California board... they said they have absolutely nothing to do with releasing the results.  They don't even have to acknowledge an email from NCEES... NCEES is the one who releasing the results as they choose.

Hey, can you PM with price for the Surveying book(s)?  Does it include the practice exams?  Sorry, for some reason I was unable to PM you.

Thanks Ptatohed... Here is the reply I received from BPELSG, which is the exact same text shown on their FAQ document: If the applicant is applying for licensure as a civil engineer, and the experience offered has taken place in the United States, all references must be licensed engineers...

I am a USA engineer who has passed the FE exam in California. I have 2 years of qualifying experience which would be required to sit for the PE exam, however all of that experience comes from an international firm (top 3 global consultant based out of the Middle East).  Most of my colleagues...