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I took EET for Civil Structural. Although I don’t have my results yet, I will say it was a great study tool for the afternoon portion. However, whether questions on the exam matched up with the material in EET was hit or miss

Several months ago I was spamming that F5 refresh and during one of those refreshes, the red “FAILED” letters appeared in all caps on MyNCEES page. I was gutted. One minute later, I receive an email from NCEES saying “Your Results have arrived! Come take a look!” It was a day to say the least :(

Highly doubtful. Maybe tomorrow at the absolute earliest, but next week is more realistic.

Well I was looking forward to enjoying a peaceful week but looks like NCEES is about to put an end to that haha. I'm going to take my time on any refreshes for fear of seeing another red "FAIL" in all caps on MyNCEES page :(

Oh interesting. I can only speak from experience of the past 2 exams I took, but each of those times, results began rolling out around 8 AM ET. Haha uh oh, are the flood gates about to open on these forums?

Woah. Is today actually the day? It seems way too early and just doesn't feel right. Not to mention, results usually trickle in beginning in the morning. We have yet to hear anything about any states releasing results

Examinees day 1 after finishing the exam ➡️ Examinees every single day afterward trying to figure out the results release date

No worries man, I’m sorry for being a jerk about it. It’s just we always read questions about cut scores that it gets a little tiring after a while. Like yourself I also took Civil Structural last October and failed. Hoping this is finally the one that breaks the curse!

We've covered this topic before. Cut scores vary between discipline and each exam session. The only guarantee to pass is 70%, which is 56/80

This was my 3rd time taking the exam. It never gets any easier, but you do grow numb to the whole SUCK phase of the process

Which discipline did you take? I took civil structural in October 2020 and failed with 64% for 46/80. The highest failing score I saw for Civil Structural during that session was 54/80. Here’s to us finally passing this horrible exam!

So I know it’s a futile exercise, but what are you guys thinking with regards to release date? Late May? Early June?

I feel you. I’m 50/50 on whether or not I passed the exam this time. If I find out that I failed the exam a third time, after investing so much time into studying an even taking an online course where the pass rate is 88%... then I will seriously reconsider my career path

3rd time test taker here. It never gets any easier, but the pain does hurt a little less each time...

We survived guys! Another one bites the dust. This was my third time taking the PE exam so hopefully the third time was the charm. Let’s all spend the next *checks clock* 6 to 8 weeks rejoicing in blissful ignorance and relishing in beautiful free time we didn’t know we had!

Registered for the April 2021 PE exam yesterday at 10 AM Eastern. It took me forever to register as the website was very slow but made it through! According to NCEES, seats for the exam will be limited for COVID health reasons, so if you’re going to register, better do it quick! Is anyone aware...

I am in fact in Texas. Percentage didn’t make me feel any better... but a good night’s sleep did. Third time’s the charm. I’m taking an online course next time and I’ll get it next time. Congrats to you on passing by the by! PE was not easy this year!

For those that care about cut scores, on Reddit I’m seeing that people failed the civil structural exam with 54/80. It’s possible that the cut score was 55 correct. As far as percentage score goes, I have no idea what voodoo magic the PE board is using to calculate these percentages. If it’s...

Taking your advice on this one. I really need to get my structural depth score up severely next time

You do so much for this board. Thank YOU for all your hard work @RBHeadge PE and everything that you do to keep these forums afloat! I'm glad to be part of this community as we all celebrate (and commiserate) together in exam stress.