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Don't forget to get your stamps ordered! Per Section 133.97 you have 60 days obtain your seal and submit it along with your photograph on the form to TBPE for approval.

Engineering Boards is actually lucky enough to have a poster who usually posts several of the cut off scores - so no calculating is needed. This poster is extremely credible so no worries there.

That's correct - if your score doesn't say at least a 70 you will not pass (see §133.73(b) of the Act). How they come up with that number is the real question.

Congrats to all the Texas takers who passed and are now PEs or soon to be!

Aye... Texas does - but you have to properly mark it on your renewal or you're subject to an audit.

By all means... smoke'em if you got'em. I wouldn't; but, if that's how you want to spend your money - good luck. Hope you make the record books... someone has to be the first!

I doubt the stats have changed but on the NCEES site (I think in the handbook) it says a manual grade has never changed a score. Basically you're just giving away money.

How they get the number they give you is the magical question...

CTS blows... and so does Illinois.

For Texas, if your score does not say 70 or greater you will not pass. See: §133.73 Examination Results and Analysis.

For Texas, if your score does not say 70 or greater you will not pass. See: §133.73 Examination Results and Analysis.

My guess is it isn't in the system yet - can you see your score/result on the TBPE site? I'm guessing you probably can't see that yet and when that dump occurs the rest will take place as well. If they do this on Tuesday, I'll say you'll have your e-mail around 5am on Wednesday. Then, update...

Mine was 3 pages. Length doesn't matter - just ensure you capture all your engineering experience so you leave no doubt you've met the minimum experience requirement.

I would go through TBPE; however, if you're planning on holding licenses from multiple states then I would go through NCEES. Just my opinion, your mileage may vary. Good luck.

You'll get an e-mail once the system is updated (typically around 5am)  with your license number, etc. At that point, you'll be in ECHO. You'll also get the same content in the e-mail in a letter via snail mail. Edit: should add, this is assuming you've completed all the other requirements...

And is open book.

Yeah... and....??

Congrats to all the new Texas PEs!

I took advantage of this offer in April 2016. Ordered my stamp from them on Friday morning when I received the email with my number (results were released on Thursday). Received my electronic stamps that afternoon and my physical stamp on Monday. Good stuff.

Nah, I'm electrical... so no need to have a copy of CERM.