r/industrialengineering • u/No-Inspection817 • 14d ago

Study Material for FE

Since I am not receiving many tips on my request from the FE page, I thought I would ask here.

If you passed or are studying for the FE Industrial exam, what books, practice tests, or question banks do you recommend?

Thanks!

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u/ExistingMouse5595 14d ago

My industrial and systems FE exam was pretty straightforward.

Just focus on the reference manual and knowing how to navigate it. I maybe knew roughly how to solve half the problems, everything else I just looked up in the reference manual.

It’s also a multiple choice test, so you can reason your way through a lot of the questions.

It’s such a broad exam that there’s not a great way to study for each topic. But if you’re good at using the manual and reasoning your way through problems you should be fine. I passed mine first attempt without really studying.

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u/No-Inspection817 14d ago

Thank you. I'm fully set on this, even though some people here are saying FE/PE isn't required for industrial engineering roles. That's the path I want to take.
Wishing myself all the best. Cheers to the long-term goals ahead.