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How Much Time Should You Spend on the FE Exam?

As an engineer studying for the NCEES FE exam, you're likely wondering how much time to spend on each section of the exam to pass and get your EIT. The FE exam is broken down into 2 sections and a total of 110 questions. You have 5 hours and 20 minutes to complete it. But the truth is, there is no one-size-fits-all answer to this question. Every student will have different strengths and weaknesses and will need to approach the exam differently. However, we can give you advice on how to divide your time up during the FE exam, when to skip questions, and ultimately, how to better manage your time during the FE exam to pass. In this video, we'll discuss the approach I recommend and the timeframe you should spend for each question on the FE exam. __________ 🗓️ Start our FREE MasterClass today and learn the tools and strategies to prep for your FE exam and pass in 3-4 months. ➡️ https://www.engenieer.com/courses/fre 💻 FE PREP COURSES. On-demand courses to pass the FE faster and build the career you want. Kenza simplifies FE problems and concepts so that you stop wasting time searching. We give you over 1,000 problems, step-by-step solutions, and the most relevant material in one place so that you can study less, learn more, and pass faster. ➡️ https://www.engenieer.com/all-courses/ 🚨 Stop guessing what to study for your FE exam. Download our ULTIMATE FE cheat sheet! This FREE FE exam study guide gives you the most important equations, concepts, and tips to pass the FE exam ➡️ https://www.engenieer.com/e-landing-p... __________ TIMESTAMPS 0:00 Intro 0:20 FE Exam Time Breakdown 1:40 My experience taking the FE exam 2:15 How much time you should spend on the FE exam 4:30 FE Exam Study Guide 5:00 Submit an FE question 5:15 Outro __________ Say hi on social: Facebook:   / engenieeronline   Instagram:   / engenieer.online   LinkedIn:   / engenieer   __________ #FEExamTips #Engineering #enGENIEer #TestTimeManagement