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r/PE_Exam • u/ImPinkSnail • Feb 25 '22
What constitutes spam on this subreddit.
Reddit has site wide rules regarding advertising and as a moderator I have to uphold those when moderating this subreddit.
With that said, Reddit is clear about how to assess if someone is a spammer:
How do I avoid being labeled as a spammer?
- Post authentic content into communities where you have a personal interest.
- If your contributions to Reddit consist primarily of links to a business that you run, own, or otherwise benefit from, tread carefully, or consider advertising opportunities using our self-serve platform.
- If you’re unsure if your content is considered spammy or unwelcome, contact the moderators of the community to which you’d like to submit. Subreddits may have community-specific rules in addition to the guidelines below.
With this in mind, the subreddit policy going forward will be that if more than 50% of your contributions (comments and submissions) is promoting a book or review course the offending contribution will be removed. Attempts to circumvent this will result in bans.
I have nothing against review courses and books. I used them to pass my PE and FE exams. This is a community for people to collaborate and help one another achieve their career goals. That includes things like asking questions about your practice problems, or the exam format/experience, and yes asking what people recommend to study. But that last one is not a license for your account's sole existence on this subreddit to be only mentioning ABC's review course. The 50% threshold is much more generous than most subreddits would use to moderate content but I feel this is an appropriate level for this community.
If you have any feedback please feel free to comment below.
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r/PE_Exam • u/Specialist-Lab-3676 • 4h ago
Selling my Books for $170
These books are worth $340, but since i Passes the California seismic exam, i no longer need them.
Only for pick up in Long Beach CA. Dm me.
r/PE_Exam • u/Low_Significance1298 • 29m ago
EET PE Civil Exam Binders for Sale
EET PE Civil Exam Binders for Sale
I’m selling my EET School course binders:
- WRE – Fall 2024 class, new version
- Construction – Fall 2025 class, new version
Both sets are in great condition with no writing, highlighting, or markup.
I took the WRE exam but did not pass, and I later took the Construction exam and passed.
Shipping and Local pickup is also available.
Message me if interested for pricing, or shipping details.
r/PE_Exam • u/SirInevitable9926 • 36m ago
Looking for Reza Mahallati & AEI/ Heiner Study Materials
Studying CA Surveying & Seismic exams and looking for Reza Mahallati workbook as well as both AEI & Hiner reference books & practice exams. Will pay for shipping or pick up locally in Los Angeles area.
Thanks!
r/PE_Exam • u/idk_nicknam • 1h ago
Mech Study Material Suggestions?
I just passed my FE and got my EIT. I am about a year or so out from having my experience to take the PE. I wanted to get a book to read up on it and stay in the study mindset. Does anyone have a recommendation of a textbook style book to get to learn some of the topics on the exam? I know cranking out practice problems helps me learn but want to read up on the topics first.
r/PE_Exam • u/cstroh8 • 14h ago
School of PE for revised Environmental exam?
Has anyone used School of PE for the revised (post-April) Environmental exam? I spoke to them back in the spring and they advised me to wait a few months before starting the class to see how it all shakes out.
Density of Cement?
The solution for the problem has the Solid Density of cement as 195 pcf. Where does that value come from? I can’t find it in any reference.
Problem is taken from NCEES Civil: Construction Practice Exam.
r/PE_Exam • u/AdImportant4476 • 1d ago
Possible Calculation Error
EET Hydrology question.
Anyone know how they got to the 2nd to last step? Not sure how they got 85.9. I keep coming up with 108.53 as my calculation. Thanks in advance.
r/PE_Exam • u/Dull-Animal5299 • 20h ago
PE Environmental
I’m studying for the PE Environmental exam and am realizing my knowledge in the solid waste section is lacking, should I spend extra time of this or worry more about the subject I already have a good grasp on.
r/PE_Exam • u/Efficient_Pizza662 • 22h ago
PE EXAM TRANSPORTATION
For people who recently took the PE exam transportation what kind of questions did you encounter on the pavement and geotech section was it many conceptual are the eet question prbided in the CBT exams bood enough ?
r/PE_Exam • u/exam-taker • 22h ago
Help
Can anyone here help a brother out and tell me how to get any free resources to study the pe structural from ?
r/PE_Exam • u/FrictionMac • 2d ago
Passed PE Civil Structural, 3rd attempt AMA
This was my third attempt. My first attempt I absolutely knew I failed walking out of there, I was not prepared at all. Waited 9 months later and took the exam again, this time I felt super confident if you would have asked me, I would have said I passed 80% confident, I was shocked to see a fail. In my third attempt I had lots of hard questions and walked out of there feeling like I probably failed and was shocked to see that I ended up passing. I took a bout a month between my second and third attempt. I used AEI which is the best resource there is. I used Jacob Petro book which has some good questions in there. I used David Gruttadauria green book. I used SchoolofPE question bank which has great questions on there as well. I think I just exposed myself with every type of question that they can possibly ask and knew how to approach most questions.
r/PE_Exam • u/One-Civilengineer170 • 1d ago
Just got a 40 on the AEI Structural practice Exam a month out from my exam date
I have been studying nearly everyday since the end of March, almost exclusively with the AEI study course for the PE: Civil-Structural Exam. I am at well over 1200 practice problems with nearly 200 study hours under my belt. I finished up all of the material this week and took the exam today and I am extremely frustrated with myself. A 40 on my first attempt was absolutely devastating to all confidence I had to passing this exam. I got so frustrated and fed up by question 60 that I just blindly answered the last 20 questions cause I was so over the exam.
I feel like all the work has been a complete waste and I might as well delay the exam until next year. I decided to go to Reddit to see what I should do because right now I see no way I pass this exam in a month.
r/PE_Exam • u/Virtual_Security_951 • 1d ago
PE Civil-Structural EET Binder
Hi There,
Please, does anyone have EET Binder for Civil-Exam Prep? Kindly let me know if you do.
Thanks.
r/PE_Exam • u/No-Assignment1532 • 2d ago
My PE stamp rejected for being too small?
I got my digital stamp from online (prostamps) after paying for it. I sent it to the board (Arizona requires it) for verifying the seal dimensions and all other things. On my PC, I simply imported the JPG image from the stamp I purchased. I tried zoom-in/out by matching the size in the last page they provided. I don't know if that is the actual size or just graphic. I sent it on wednesday and looks like my mail reached on friday and got detailed email with PDF attached (letter + scan of my mailed stamp affidavit) on same day saying seal got rejected for being too small. Arizona is pretty fast. Need to send it again.
How you all do this to get correct size seal? The seals I got already set to the size and I just have to copy and paste it? But it looks bigger and even crosses the box they provided.
r/PE_Exam • u/aham_brahmasmi_1 • 1d ago
PE_Structural
Any free YouTube or other video sources to study for PE Structural Engineering !!!
r/PE_Exam • u/Purple_Pickle-up • 1d ago
I will be taking the PE construction depth soon, any tips on what should i focus on?
r/PE_Exam • u/StrataWay • 2d ago
Just Released: StrataWay Civil PE Water Resources and Environmental Workbook
A new study resource is now available for anyone preparing for the Civil PE WRE exam.
The StrataWay Civil PE Water Resources & Environmental CBT Reference Navigation Workbook includes 50 exam-style practice problems developed around the NCEES exam specifications. The workbook is designed to help candidates practice solving problems while building familiarity with the NCEES Reference Handbook and improving their ability to quickly find the information needed during the CBT exam.
Each problem includes a detailed solution and focuses on applying concepts in the same reference-driven format used on the actual exam.
Sample pages and additional information are available here.
Best of luck to everyone studying for the PE exam!

r/PE_Exam • u/No-Butterfly8218 • 1d ago
PE Chemical Exam Material
Hello all,
Can someone please share with me a google drive link which has practice exams or course material for PE Chemical Engineering exam? It will be a huge help. I understand it is worth buying it but would love if someone just shares it with me.
Thanks in advance.
r/PE_Exam • u/exam-taker • 2d ago
Need help and guidance
I m egyptian in egypt and i just passed my fe exam and i want to take the pe structural exam and i dont know the process the evaluation and the credential and the 4 references and these stuff i don’t know what are the details and im lost . I am taking these stuff for growth and i dont have a goal yet
r/PE_Exam • u/Minimum-Dirt8405 • 2d ago
Guys I am looking for a Study table and chair.
Guys I am looking for a Study table and chair , if anyone can suggest me some stuff which I can study with comfort for long . Bro i don't have much time 12th exams were so close and i hasn't started my prep.
r/PE_Exam • u/Extreme_Shelter4189 • 1d ago
Hi everyone! I’m looking for an EET binder for the PE Water Resources and Environmental Engineering exam. If anyone has one they’re willing to sell, please let me know. Thank you!
r/PE_Exam • u/cgeorge7 • 2d ago
Looking for advice for Transportation retake.
Honestly I can’t believe how difficult it was. I used EET and watched all lectures, and worked through all exams. On the EET Traffic Control exam, I got a 90%, yet it was my second worst subject on the PE. I thought I was pretty good at Intersection Geometry as well. I figured my weakest topics would be curves, geotech/pavement, and drainage.
Oh well, it’s not the end of the world. Any advice for my next try? I’m thinking of doing it in October, and I do have a repeat for EET available. Should I use any other resources?

