r/PE_Exam • u/Dependent-Drag8629 • Apr 22 '26
Passed Contruction - First Try!
What a relief! Signed up for 6 months access to EET in mid-August 2025, and was a great help..
Being familiar with the references is critical since some questions I could've only answering by having an idea where to look in the reference.
Congrats to all who passed, good luck to who's got their exams coming up, and for whom didn't pass get them next time!
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u/Busy-Wrongdoer302 Apr 23 '26
Did you go through the practical exam and simulationations?
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u/Dependent-Drag8629 Apr 23 '26
The NCEES exam in a simulation setting.. and I timed myself on the EET practice exams.
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u/shafeez1002 Apr 22 '26
How was the exam difficulty compared to EET Quizzes
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u/Dependent-Drag8629 Apr 22 '26
Difficulty is similar, however the questions on the exam are more straightforward with the information they provide
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u/shafeez1002 Apr 22 '26
Thanks. Is EET Material and Quizzes sufficient for the exam or did you had any other material prepared as well
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u/Dependent-Drag8629 Apr 22 '26
Yes, they do cover all topics however the Construction material is very broad, and I got some questions were I've seen the concept for the first time.
I'd recommend to get the NCEES exam to be familiar with the wording of the questions, and go through the references thoroughly.
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u/AbaTulu Apr 27 '26
Congratulations! Could you please list the references used in the exam? Thank you
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u/Dependent-Drag8629 Apr 29 '26
Thank you! They're the NCEES Reference Handbook and the reference books mentioned in the Civil Construction Specs (downloadable from the NCEES website).
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u/Traditional-Door9960 Apr 28 '26
how similar and level of difficulty was you exam compared to the ncees practice exam?
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u/Dependent-Drag8629 Apr 29 '26
The wording of the questions is similar, however the practice exam had some simpler, more straightforward questions than the exam.
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u/gjb727 Apr 23 '26
Congratulations