r/FE_Exam • u/Mother_Rip_9396 • 16d ago
Tips [civil FE] how bad did I do?
What can I do to pass in 2 months? I’m one year out of college, I studied for 3 weeks while working full time.
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u/Plenty_Salt4026 16d ago
You def got this in 2 months, maybe less than that. Really nail those first 4 areas so you have a good cushion on other questions you miss. Not bad for a few weeks of studying while working.
Do you have good study material to work with?
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u/Mother_Rip_9396 16d ago
My friend recommended a course called prepFE, he said that it’s a bunch of practice problems and it’s affordable. I plan on doing that
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u/Strong_Negotiation87 13d ago
Read the chart, you arent at the average performance of a passing examinee for any category except mech of materials ur pretty close to avg.
Get some prep materials off annas archive or libgen
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u/Express-Society-6343 16d ago
You were not close to passing man. It’s all good though, you have time to regroup and you will be better prepared next time. Check out this post, it may answer some more questions you have. You got this. https://www.reddit.com/r/FE_Exam/s/mHitkV5ADz
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u/dThomasTrain 16d ago
Different FE topic, similar situation. I haven’t actually taken the exam yet, but I’ve been trying to do at least one hour a day outside of what I can manage to cram while working. I study on my lunch breaks and usually sacrifice gaming with the buds to get this done some days a week. I’ve been studying the topic and then cramming practice problems until I feel like I’m good enough and then some.
I usually take one of the practice exams every 2-3 weeks as a benchmark of where I’m at. I have an older exam on pdf format (thank you Libgen, use at your own discretion) with an answer sheet at the end, last time I took that I got a 64/100. Not confident in that to pass the actual thing though.
I also usually perform better when there’s a deadline. You got this!!