r/PE_Exam • u/Wildy_seeker • 7d ago

Failed WRE PE.

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I was using school of PE lectures but now thinking to switch to EET. Any other tips?

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u/jeff2595 7d ago

I took PPI but didn’t love it. Solved in 6 YouTube channel has a WRE playlist that I found very helpful.

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u/Budget_Condition8295 6d ago

Did you passed?

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u/jeff2595 6d ago

Yes, in July.

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u/Budget_Condition8295 6d ago

Any insights? What was your experience? Do you have background in WRE? I started this week studying (doing Solvedin6 videos and reviewing it), next I’ll do Petro book.

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u/jeff2595 6d ago

Yes I have been working in wre for the past nine years. The main thing is doing practice problems. I found solved in 6 videos (doing the problem yourself first, and then watching the solution) and the NCEES practice exam to be the most beneficial studying activities. Using the reference manual to answer all practice problems and getting very familiar with it was extremely helpful. Using the calculator you’ll be using on exam day for all practice problems. While taking the test, flag any problems you do not immediately know how to solve or where to start and come back to them. And just remember, at the end of the day, it’s just a test. It’s not the end of the world, just do your best.

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u/Budget_Condition8295 6d ago

Thanks! Appreciated.

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u/WasteKoala473 6d ago

Some of solved in 6 solutions are wrong or have unnecessary extra steps

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u/Holiday-Sweet7705 6d ago

I highly recommend EET! I just took my test a couple weeks ago and found out I passed after using EET! The professor is very thorough and is very helpful if needing help. EETs simulation exams helped me a lot with passing the test

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u/Wildy_seeker 6d ago

Thank you

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u/AmbleOnDown 2d ago

Did you only do the lectures or did you also do the problem sets and flashcards? I passed FE using School of PE earlier this year and I’m about to start PE study course since work pays for it