Don't panic!

One of the best ways to prepare is to take a Fundamentals of Engineering Refresher course. You might check with your nearest District Society of Professional Engineers to see when FE Refresher courses are scheduled in your area. They are usually held at, and jointly sponsored by, local colleges and universities (and are typically under the direction of and taught by engineering professors and instructors who are also registered PEs).

They'll cover typical exam problems in all fields and will usually have copies of recent tests available for review and discussion. They will also provide guidance on the things you should concentrate on, based on experience.

Good luck!

I agree take the refresher. But having said that the best way to study is probably to not study (at least for the first run at it). Go take the test, if you are lucky you will pass and problem solved. If you fail, then at least you will have had the experience and know what to go focus on.

The best way to do the FE is to take it in school while all that is still fresh... Oh well.

When I had to study for my oral exam to get my masters, I took a couple of weeks and reread all my textbooks back to back. It was amazing how much more sense it all made when you read it in one sitting, as opposed to a few pages a day for 9 months.

I had the same experience prior to returning to graduate school to study for my masters and doctorate. A second and third reading through your engineering textbooks can be quite enlightening. For one thing, it helps you understand how many equations were derived and the point of view and assumptions made to develop same. Once you know that and feel comfortable developing the equations, things make a lot more sense.

It also helps to take a runthrough of the texts every few years thereafter.

my 2 cents...i took the exam day bef yesterday. i think i did good..

my advice...concentrate on morning session..its so damn easy..if u study for morning thoroghly..u'll be able to answer 90% of afternoon and remaining u can just look up in the reference manual...honestly..dont kill urself trying to read everything...stick to basics..dont make mistakes..remember this is minimal competence exam....

one imp thing i suggest..read the reference manual word to word..completely..work atleast two problems on each topic..repeat everything conceptually 2 days bef taking the exam...

Any advice on the test or were you surprised to see anything? Any advice on the Bio section? I am not good at Bio or Chemistry. I am taking the test and would appreciate any advice!

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How can you concentrate on monring part? there is no book that tells you exactly (or define) that upto these kinda questions would be in the morning session?

Why do not you register for free webinar given by EITEXPERTS

you have nothing to lose if you did not like it just forget about it

go to

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and register

I see http://www.electricalexamanswers.com/ also a helpful ebook for EIT exam preparation.

Since the exam changed for 2014, the best I could find is EITFastTrack.com, EITExperts is good too but tends to have a lot of theory - if you like that. Linburg is good and NCEES has their own exam they sell/. good luck!