FE Exam Prep
The Fundamentals of Engineering exam is the first step toward your PE license. We have 8 NCEES discipline blueprints with section weights that match the real specification. Pick your discipline, practice adaptively, and track your readiness per section.
8
Disciplines
1148+
Total Generators
20
Source Courses
100%
Free
About the FE exam
The FE is a 110-question, 5 hour and 20 minute computer-based exam administered by NCEES. It is the first of two exams required for professional engineering licensure (PE). Most candidates take it during or shortly after their senior year of an ABET-accredited engineering program.
You choose one of 8 discipline-specific versions. Each version has a different mix of topics and section weights published in the NCEES specification. Our blueprints mirror those weights so your readiness score reflects the actual exam structure.
Want a structured study plan? Check out our FE Exam Roadmap for a week-by-week guide.
Choose your discipline
Each card shows how many generators match that discipline's NCEES sections. Expand the section breakdown to see coverage per topic area.
FE General
The broadest FE exam, covering math, physics, chemistry, statics, dynamics, thermodynamics, fluids, materials, economics, and more.
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FE Chemical
Chemistry, thermodynamics, fluid mechanics, heat transfer, mass transfer, and reaction engineering.
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FE Civil
Statics, dynamics, mechanics of materials, fluid mechanics, surveying, transportation, and environmental.
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FE Computer
Digital systems, computer architecture, networks, software, algorithms, and data structures.
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FE Electrical
Circuit analysis, electronics, signal processing, power systems, electromagnetics, and controls.
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FE Environmental
Water resources, wastewater, air quality, solid waste, environmental chemistry, and remediation.
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FE Industrial
Probability, statistics, optimization, quality, ergonomics, operations research, and supply chain.
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FE Mechanical
Mechanics, thermo, fluids, heat transfer, materials, dynamics, and machine design.
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How FE exam prep works
NCEES section weights
Each blueprint mirrors the real NCEES specification. Section weights match the published percentages, so your readiness score reflects the actual exam.
Deadline-aware practice
Set your exam date as a study goal. The adaptive engine ramps up urgency as the deadline approaches, focusing on your weakest sections when it matters most.
Unlimited and free
Every generator produces fresh numbers on each attempt. No question limits, no paywall, no premium tier. Practice as much as you need.
Common questions
Which FE discipline should I take?
Most students choose the discipline that matches their degree. If you are unsure, the General (Other Disciplines) exam is the broadest and has the most generators on our platform (594). NCEES publishes a comparison of FE disciplines to help you decide.
How does readiness scoring work?
Your readiness per section is your coverage (concepts attempted / total concepts) times your accuracy (correct / attempted). The overall score is the weighted average across all sections using the NCEES weights. Set a study goal on your dashboard to see your readiness score.
Why do some sections show 0 generators?
Some NCEES sections cover topics we have not yet built generators for (e.g., surveying, transportation, construction). The platform is growing and these sections will populate as new courses and generators are added. The coverage bar shows you exactly where the gaps are.
Is this really free?
Yes. No premium tier, no trial period, no ads. Every generator, every explanation, every readiness score. Free means free.