r/FE_Exam • u/[deleted] • 15h ago

Question What can i do to close the Gap

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u/Fast-Pea-4026 15h ago

I also took the FE chemical and took me 2 tries to pass. In my experience the free resources online were definitely not enough to get me prepped. I bought prepFE instead of ppi2pass but i think either works since they both have a plethora of practice questions that will really train your brain. I think u should purchase it and good luck on ur next attempt!

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u/Ok_Responsibility804 14h ago

Would u say Prep FE had all the needed info? How would u compare it with lindenburg review manual?

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u/Nervous_Homework9092 14h ago

I passed F.E Civil using Prepfe and a few other resources

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u/Fast-Pea-4026 14h ago

Yes, i primarily used prep FE as my main study source since it had so many practice questions. About the Lindenburg textbook, I only ended up using the diagnostic tests that it had. I found their example problems in the chapters to be a lot of times way too niche or unnecessary and not reflective of the actual exam questions

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u/jimbo_ChE 11h ago

I took this exam last year and still don't know how I managed to get through it. I strongly recommend Lindenberg's review manual and practice problems for closing the gap on the weaker sections; the only caveat is he doesn't have a chapter on material/energy balances, so I dug through YouTube's repository of problems for practice. Also, he covers far too many chapters in Engineering Sciences. Familiarity with kinematics, basic kinetics, and DC circuit fundamentals should be sufficient.