Has anyone taken and passed the Fundamentals of Engineering test?
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I took the test last year.  One note. The first test is a general test applying to all engineering fields. On the second portion, you may select any field you choose.  I know a lot of people who thought they might continue with the general portion thinking it would be easier.  Unless you know information about upper division classes in all fields, you should probably stick to taking the second test in the field of which you are studying.  Good luck
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There are so many people who cleared it at first instance.\nu need lot of determination. Nothing is impossible. I came to know that today's exams are quite easy.  Do u have the confidence.
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as close to 100% as possible. Engineering firms have NO tolerance and are very careful. Most of my friends from Auburn University are professional engineers....
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Don't sweat it.  Everybody fails a test from time to time (P&C was one of the ones I failed the first time).  I've got my Life and Health, Property and Casualty, Series 6, 63, 65, 7 and 24.  I'm a CFP (5 classes and a 2 day comprehensive exam) and have taken 7 of the 8 required classes for my ChFC.  From time to time, you're gonna fail one.  Get up, study again and take it again.  When you pass - you never have to take it again and that's a great feeling !!\n\n"18 times, I've taken the game winning shot and missed.  I've failed over and over again.  And that is why I succeed."\n\n-Michael Jordan
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yes it is very true. all it takes is determination, seriousness and a whole lot of studying.
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i think ma colleague that ur a recent graduate one , cause what u ask needs a 20 yrs experience engineer to do it complete as asked. best regards
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see:\nhttp://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/EngineerIng
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I would guess none since testing is done throughout the qualification phase and there have been no major stories of test failures.
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First of all, chill yourself, take some rest and study with a fresh mind. Then have a look at the syllabus. Jot down the important points. Think like an examiner and guess what questions can be asked! Start with the questions that carry more marks. Read those topics. Make notes of important formulae and diagrams. Then move on to the smaller topics and try to read as many as you can. This will help you in solving short questions. And for remembering difficult passages, diagrams or formulae etc... make some easy story out of it, relate it to some "stupid" topic and try to make it as funny as possible and as easy to remember (these r technically called "memory maps"). Be confident and keep telling yourself that its all easy! All this if you have to study a day or two before the exam day! \n\nOr else, if the exams aren't near, enjoy everyday, wait till the day before the exam and repeat the above time-tested technique of the "engineers". One-day batting makes quicker runs, ain't it? ;))
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ya, I took it. It wasn't really hard, but if you look over any math notes that you have it probably help.*Good Luck*
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It is possible.   But it boils down to supply and demands.\nSome type of engineering require domestic engineers and not consulting services.   But the number are limited.\nThere are demands in US and canada but don't know the supply situation.   There may be fewer engineering students than before also.
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I sure did\nit wasn't that hard because I was already working in the hospital environment as a PN and was already using some of the\nskills/Anatomy/clinical info  taught\nthe best info my superior lead  instructor said about the test is..\nif you do not know the answer\nchoose the one with the longest explanation\nlogic: no one would take the time to give a long dragged out answer if it wasnt correct\n\n\nit worked
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Congratulations! That CCNA exam is such a big pain. -_-\nFunny how I bothered taking it BEFORE starting college.\nWell take a look at this and see if its worthwhile.\nhttp://www.teksystems.com/careers/CCNA-jobs.aspx
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i am taking my ccna 4 final on wednesday and cert on the 11th, didnt do the case study on the cd, but what is your ? i might be able to help, just email me
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The security exams are pretty hard and can't be passed unless you study. It is like a bar exam but not as hard and it does take a great deal of time. your best bet is to go to your local bookstore and pick up a study guild for it.
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its a test.. will you go for it
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It's ITIL - IT Infrastructure Library.  Whoever is presenting the course to you will provide you with a study guide/materials....you just can't "pick up a copy" of the material.  And believe me, you need the course...trying to do this relying only on self-study is not going to do it for you......there are 10 weekly WebEx sessions that I am going through courtesy of my company, in addition to the 4-6 hours of self study that you need to do each week.