How to: Pass Electrical & Computer FE Exam 

Good luck to you!

Thank you! I did not pass on the first try. I gave some tips in the video. Honestly try to devote as much free time as you have to studying - and block the rest of the world out for those few hours you have. Study study study. Focus on the largest sections first and master those - then work on your weakest subjects. That's what worked for me, but everyone's different! Hope this helps! Good luck to you!!

Depends on what type of video you'd like me to make? Do you have any specific questions? I just studied with the Wasim Asghar book and practice exams... and when i didn't understand a certain topic i would youtube random videos.

Great and honest video.

I graduated from the college from 17 years and I forgot almost everything how can I do the exam ?

​@@sarmeddawood104 Watch the video! haha

Never too early to prepare... but you will not be eligible to take the exam until you earn a 4 year ABET accredited engineering degree. Look at the qualifications on the NCEES website.

@@ShahFahad-hj1ps buy the latest version!

@@evanmargolis8468 Thank you for responding. However, the latest version guide available on Amazon was published in 2020. Did you use the same ?

I used the older version of the book to pass the exam, but you should use the latest version.

@@evanmargolis8468 any sections we should focus on in particular? Also, are those two practice exams the same?

@@BopsLearnedSom3thing to be honest it’s really all about time management. If you can do it in that timeframe - go for it. If you’re in college and your mind is still used to taking exams and cramming knowledge, you should be OK. With that being said… i had been out of college for 5 years when I took FE. So I set aside around 5-6 months to prepare with a full time job, dating, friends etc. I studied almost every day for about 2 hours straight on average. That’s what worked for me, I had to grind to pass. Especially since my lifestyle is super busy.

@@evanmargolis8468 makes sense man, I really appreciate your advice. It’s impressive that you managed to study such rigorous content with a busy lifestyle like that. Thank you 🙏🏽

@@BopsLearnedSom3thing of course man - if you have any other questions please don't hesitate to ask. Good luck!!

@@rationalthinker9612 yes you do - it’s all in the reference manual!