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Are you in CA? Yea it really depends. I have friends that passed it on their first try with minimal preparation and they were really average students in school just 4 years ago. On the other hand, I know some bright students who took it 3 times to pass. I think you just need to practice as much...

Actually I just checked and it looks like that schedule is tentative and a formal notification should be sent out 1 year before. So if the April 2020 test will be CBT, they will notify everyone by this April. I have attached the picture from ncees website.

Oh I see, last time I checked which was a month ago it said it is planned to be changed to CBT in 2020.  I am studying as if I have one chance though. I just need to get more practice till the exam.  Good luck to you as well. 

Thanks a lot for your help. I will definitely review your post and follow what you did to pass the test. I have a friend who passed the PE exam for fluids and thermo on his first try without studying all that much, he got lucky I guess (I think in Apr 2018)  I decided to take the test a bit...

I was late, I didn’t see what you wrote, so no worries. Thanks for your input.

Hello All, I am new to this forum. I am registered to take the Machine design and Materials PE exam in April here in California, got exactly 2 months left.  I am confused about something. Does the Machine design and Materials exam test you on Fluids and Thermo? The NCEES breakdown of 80...