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QUICK EXAM-FACTS: Eligibility, credentials and qualifications for the license certification-exams requires accreditation of your engineering degree by ABET. Foreign-educated engineers can get an evaluation of their credits, for Abet equivalency by submitting their school transcripts or diplomas to NCEES. The only aids allowed in the Pe Civil engineer-in training, fundamentals of engineering exam is the NCEES formula book which contains equations.No notes, study-guides, manuals, study-materials or media are allowed. The formula book does not contain examples or worked problems. Re-grading appeals for below-cutoff grades or low cut-scores is not permitted.Grading and scoring takes 3 months, the assessment and outcome deficiencies are noted in a diagnostic grade-report.Users who pass or fail are notified by postal mail. Examination candidates or applicants must submit their applications and register before the deadlines with their state licensing board a few months before the April and October dates. The only calculators allowed are on the NCEES list. The Eit exam format has an am, pm and discipline-specific parts.The Pe exams have breadth and depth parts. The difficulties of the exams vary and the cut-off score is adjusted accordingly. Users who fail when getting a grade below the cut-score, can reapply for a retake. Some states grant exemptions for the EIT exam, depending on experience, the criteria depend on the candidate. In most states, the Eit certification has no expiration date. In most states the Pe license expires every two years and requires renewal. The licensure exams test for minimum competence. Pe graduates who need to practice in other states can apply for comity and reciprocity. NCEES publishes a summary of the exam standards and specifications, with outlines of the subjects, topics, in the exam syllabus. NCEES publishes the passing statistics. NCEES now requires registration of users in a database which tracks exam-takes and a record of results of passing or failing exams. Some states have a limit of takes, users who are repeatedly failing exams may get a reevaluation of their credentials. Pe applicants must submit professional references for compliance with state board requirements.

EIT PE Newsletter - February 2008 Back Issues

Globalization Trends In Engineering

USA

There Is No Shortage of U.S. Engineers

Is there a technical skills gap in the U.S?

Canada

Engineering in Canada - Overview

India

Engineering in India

Offshore Conundrum: India Has Dire Shortage Of Engineering

India's engineer shortage

China

Engineering in China

Engineering: Is the U.S. Really Falling?

Japan

Asia courts Japanese engineers

Mexico

Mexico: Pumping Out Engineers

Europe

Engineering in Europe

Engineering Education

How People Learn

Engineering Salaries

General

$ 81,000: 2007 Median Engineering salaries

Average Engineering Pay Scale

Class of 2007: Engineering Salaries are on the Rise

Certified Professional Engineer (PE) Salary

Engineering Employment

New Oil Crisis: An Engineer Shortage

Engineer Shortage - Audio

Insights on the engineering skills shortage

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General

Exam schedule

The new " BS + 30 " rule

Why Become a Licensed Engineer

10 Reasons to become a professional engineer

Advantages of Licensure

How to Become Licensed

FE, PE Exam Preparation

Current Licensure Topics

Professional Development

State Continuing Education Requirements for Engineers

Licensure By Comity

Guidelines for NSPE State Societies In Addressing Unlicensed Practice of Engineering

Becoming a PE

Continuing Professional Competency

Engineering Technology

Eit Fe

NCEES publishes new edition of FE Supplied-Reference Handbook

FAQ's about the EIT exam

The In’s and Out’s of the Fundamentals of Engineering Exam (FE Exam)

PE Mechanical

PE Mechanical Breadth exam
PE Mechanical Depth exam - HVAC and refrigeration
PE Mechanical Depth exam - Machine design
PE Mechanical Depth exam - Thermal and fluids systems

FAQ's about the PE Mechanical exam

PE Electrical

PE Electrical and Computer Breadth exam
PE Electrical and Computer Depth exam - Computers
PE Electrical and Computer Depth exam - Electronics, Controls, and Communication
PE Electrical and Computer Depth exam - Power

FAQ's about the PE Electrical exam

PE Civil

PE Civil Breadth exam
PE Civil depth exam - Construction
PE Civil depth exam - Geotechnical
PE Civil depth exam - Structural
PE Civil depth exam - Transportation
PE Civil depth exam - Water Resources and Environmental

FAQ's about the PE Civil exam

State Board Links

Licensing boards

Calculators Allowed On The Exam

NCEES announces revisions to approved calculator list

Approved calculators for 2008 exams

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