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PE exam
The PE exam tests your ability to practice competently in a particular engineering discipline. It is designed for engineers who have gained at least four years’ post-college work experience in their chosen engineering discipline. The PE exam is typically the last step in the process of becoming a licensed P.E.
Each PE exam lasts 8 hours and is split into a morning and an afternoon session.
Scheduled exam administrations
PE exam specifications and design standards
Agricultural
Architectural
Chemical
Civil: Construction
Civil: Geotechnical (updated for October 2011 exam)
Civil: Structural
Civil: Transportation
Civil: Water Resources and Environmental
Control Systems (updated for October 2011 exam)
Electrical and Computer: Computer Engineering
Electrical and Computer: Electrical and Electronics
Electrical and Computer: Power
Environmental
Fire Protection
Industrial
Mechanical: HVAC and Refrigeration
Mechanical: Mechanical Systems and Materials
Mechanical: Thermal and Fluids Systems
Metallurgical and Materials
Mining and Mineral Processing
Naval Architecture and Marine
Nuclear
Petroleum
Structural
Afternoon modules
If you are taking either the PE Civil or PE Mechanical exam, you will be asked to select an afternoon module during registration. Your answer sheet will be scored based on the module you selected when registering.
Reference materials
The PE exam is an open-book exam. You are allowed to bring reference materials to the exam, provided they are bound and remain bound during the exam. Loose paper may be bound with ring binders, brads, plastic snap binders, spiral-bound notebooks, and screw posts—but not with staples. Sticky notes and flags are permitted only when they remain attached to book pages.
Scoring and reporting
Exam results are typically released to the licensing boards 8–10 weeks after the exam. Depending on your state, you will be notified of your exam result online through your My NCEES account or via postal mail from your state licensing board.
Learn more about how NCEES exams are scored.
PE pass rates
Pass rates are from the April 2011 exam administration, except where otherwise noted.
Exam
First-time takers
Repeat takers
Agricultural (October 2010)
68%
50%
Architectural
76%
35%
Chemical
78%
31%
Civil
69%
40%
Control Systems (October 2010)
69%
47%
Electrical and Computer
61%
28%
Environmental
60%
15%
Fire Protection (October 2010)
52%
29%
Industrial (October 2010)
80%
44%
Mechanical
72%
39%
Metallurgical and Materials (October 2010)
64%
50%
Mining and Mineral Processing (October 2010)
79%
46%
Naval Architecture and Marine Engineering
94%
67%
Nuclear (October 2010)
57%
50%