BS Aviation Maintenance, from a US school (graduated 2022)
BS Electrical Engineering, from a university outside the US (graduated 2024)
I'm planning to take the FE Electrical and Computer exam and eventually get licensed in Georgia. My education for Aviation maintenance is already verified in my NCEES account. From my research, though, I found that passing the exam doesn't guarantee a state will approve my certification, since my degrees may not match the standard requirements.
Has anyone been through this with a similar background? Specifically:
Should I contact the Georgia board before taking the exam?
Did anyone with a foreign or non-ABET degree get EIT certified in Georgia?

I’m starting to study for the FE exam for Electrical and Computer test, but I am stuck between picking manuals/handouts/books for material.

I’m working full time so I want to pick a book/study guide that’s helpful in understanding concepts.

I’m debating between the PPI FE Exam Manual from Lindeberg or the Study Guide Handbook by Wasim Asghar. What’s the most helpful/concise book to get to relearn + review these concepts and best prep for the exam? I’ve been out of school for a bit.

Hey everyone! 👋
I’m preparing for the FE ( Fundamental Engineering) Mechanical exam and looking for study partners!
I’m thinking of creating a small group to meet on Zoom or Discord, solve practice problems, and help each other pass.
I’m in North Carolina (Eastern Time), but everyone’s welcome!
Who’s interested? Drop a comment or DM me!

I'm planning on going for my FE Other disciplines, I was studying for it a year ago but stopped bc my current employer doesn't have benefits if I were to get one. Now I realize it's better to always have certs I decided to start studying again. Does anyone know of any study groups in North NJ or is willing to spend some time every weekend to study together?

Personally I forgot a lot of the topics and there's only so much I can do with Khan academy and other websites

Does anyone know what the passing score is? I took my exam last Tuesday and I’m worried about the result , would 70 correct answers out of 110 be enough to pass?

For the past fivemonths I have studied and did only Prep FE. being 20 minutes timed practice exams. I have managed to solve 1000 questions. I felt pretty good. Yesterday I took the NCEES interactive practice exam and scored 25/50. My confidence is down now questioning my readiness. Has anyone pass the exam despite doing bad on the practice exam? If not, I am rescheduling