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Take it away for $75. Practice Problems book is also available - DM for details.

Take it away for $75.

To all the people here looking to get more info on the 2024 CBT transition of the SE exam, this webinar can be useful. Registration Link below: https://us02web.zoom.us/webinar/register/WN_iD9dqmczQgKlm9V5h160qw

I know how you feel now, it sucks but you will get there. Best of luck next time.

Results out for Nevada. Passed!! Good luck to the rest of the peeps.

There you go.

Not yet. But it should be soon maybe later today or early tomorrow. I have always seen results coming out around 10 am PST. Not sure if that changes this time.

Prolly because people realized that the spamming has nothing to do with the results. :LOL:

That's too soon, too soon guys! Dec 14th is the day. But, I would be happy to be wrong here if the results come out sooner. 😅

Unfortunately, it means nothing 😅 . I think your reply has officially started the impatient wait-suck phase of the SE results. Peeps here, please don't get your hopes high as it may lead to anxiety. So stick to this rule: Result Date = Add 12 to the end date of the workshop. This means Dec 14th...

Thank you for sharing. So looks like the AM will be 5.5 hrs long with 55 questions and PM will be 5 hrs long with 60 questions (5 scenarios with each scenario having 12 questions).

I am not aware of this. What's the duration of each exam? Do you know?

This helps, thank you!

@CAPLS For someone with 4 years of qualifying experience and a PE and SE license in Nevada, does s/he need to show 3 years of experience after getting a PE in California to be eligible to get an SE in California? For instance, I got my Nevada PE in June 2021, my California PE in June 2022, and...

What seems to be easy may not be that easy and what seems to be tough may not be that tough when results come out...Tried and tested for SE. Haha!

Sounds like SE is so "Straightforward"!

6 years of experience is more than enough. Few states allow you to sit for the exam with 0 experience.

I am sorry to hear that. Hoping that you feel better soon. That's a good question. I think if you pass one of them then you won't need to retake it. I passed my vertical in 2021 and it says that it's valid till 2025, meaning they would just want me to take the lateral in 2024 once it's online.

Last term I was very well prepared but I failed because of the afternoon. I just couldn't present what I knew in the given 4 hours. I did 2 questions very well and got an A in both but then I had to rush through the last 2 and ended up getting U. This time the morning was of medium difficulty...

Howdy! SE takers. I know it's too early to start a thread. But I wanted to welcome you all to the suck - of the uncertainty of passing the SE while waiting for the results. How was your lateral? or vertical?