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How to Check your Eligibility and Register for the FE Exam

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In the second episode of our webinar series, I talked about eligibility checks for the FE exams at the State level. We then moved on to how to register for the exam. But before that, we also discussed and demonstrated how to create your free MyNCEES account.

You can join our future webinar series or be invited to our upcoming events by using this link or scanning the QR code in the poster below. 

The FE Exam Decoded

These webinar sessions are intended to provide you with insights and pain points and to reveal the true value of being a licensed professional engineer in the United States.

Our first session was held on August 8, 2026, from 10:00 to 11:00 AM Central Standard Time (CST).

It all begins with Action. Start Here

Who can take the FE Exam

How to Register and Format of the FE

Surprises Candidates Face

How to Check your FE Eligibility

How to Check your Readiness

How to Download FE Reference book

Your Questions Answered (Q&A)

Free Assessment Tool to Check your FE & PE Readiness

Use our quick assessment tool to help know your readiness. 

All recorded videos are available on ShaiLearning YouTube channel for you to watch in case missed the live session.

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