Our FE program includes 8 exams total: 6 progressive exams (3 hours each) + 2 full-length mock exams (5 h 20 min each) that cover 100% of the FE syllabus and mirror NCEES’ Computer Based Testing (CBT) format. Each exam is tied to a study-plan topic list so students know what to review that week.

Each exam comes with a weekly study plan, detailed solutions linked to the NCEES FE Reference Handbook, and a performance feedback report showing strengths and areas for improvement.

Students are also guided by a dedicated mentor who helps plan study strategies, review performance feedback report, and stay on track throughout the program.

Each student follows a structured weekly or biweekly study plan that aligns with their chosen pace — Accelerated (weekly) or Steady (biweekly).
The plan outlines exactly which FE topics to review before each exam, ensuring complete coverage of the syllabus in a logical, progressive order.

• Exam 1: small slice (≈10–15%)
• Exam 2: keeps exam 1 topics + adds ~20–30%
• Exams 3–6: keep all previous topics and add new ones
• Exams 7–8: full NCEES-style mocks
  

• Accelerated FE – weekly exams, 2 months
• Steady FE – biweekly exams, 3 months

We provide one extra access month after the last exam for review and practice.

Each exam unlocks every Saturday according to the pace the student selected — Accelerated (weekly) or Steady (biweekly). Students then work one-on-one with their mentor to decide on a preferred exam schedule that fits their personal study routine and availability. This flexible scheduling keeps everyone on track while still following a consistent weekly or biweekly release rhythm.

After every exam, students receive a comprehensive performance feedback report that provides a clear picture of their progress and accuracy across all FE subject areas.

The feedback includes:

• Overall performance metrics such as total score, accuracy growth, number of correct and skipped questions, and average time per question (ATQ).
• Detailed subject-by-subject analysis, showing performance, accuracy, and time spent in each FE topic (e.g., Statics, Fluid Mechanics, Geotechnical, etc.), along with growth tracking from previous exams.
• Time performance breakdowns highlighting where students spend too much or too little time, helping improve pacing and efficiency.

This data-driven feedback helps both the student and their mentor identify weak areas, measure improvement over time, and adjust study approach for maximum exam readiness.

Yes. Every question in our FE exams comes with a detailed, step-by-step solution that walks students through the exact process used to reach the correct answer — from identifying the concept to applying formulas and verifying results.

Each solution is cross-referenced with the NCEES FE Reference Handbook, so students not only understand why an answer is correct but also where and how to locate the relevant formulas, tables, and equations during the actual CBT exam.

Mentorship is a core part of our FE program and one of the biggest factors behind student success. Each student is paired with a dedicated FE mentor who guides them through every stage of preparation.

• Students have one strategy call before each exam to plan their study approach for the upcoming week — setting topic priorities, identifying problem areas, and adjusting time-management techniques.
• After each exam, they meet again for a post-exam review session, where the mentor helps interpret the performance feedback report, pinpoint knowledge gaps, and refine exam-taking strategies such as pacing, educated guessing, and stress control.

Mentors also:

• Help students build realistic weekly study plans that fit work, school, or family schedules.
• Teach exam-day strategies — how to navigate the on-screen FE Reference Handbook, manage the clock, and recover from tough questions.
• Offer motivation and accountability, keeping students consistent between exams.
• Ensure each student stays aligned with their chosen exam pace (Accelerated or Steady) and is fully ready before their NCEES test window.

In short, the mentor acts as both a coach and advisor, turning the preparation process into a structured, guided journey — not just self-study.

Absolutely. Our FE practice exams are designed to replicate the official NCEES CBT experience in every key detail.

Students test in the same split-screen interface used in the actual FE exam, featuring:
• The electronic NCEES FE Reference Handbook available on-screen,
• All NCEES Alternative Item Types (AITs) — including multiple-correct, drag-and-drop, point-and-click, and fill-in-the-blank question formats,
• Full-length mock exams (5 hours 20 minutes) that mirror the real 6-hour appointment, including the 25-minute scheduled break.

Before testing, students upload the NCEES FE Reference Handbook into their accounts so they can access and reference it during the exam, just as they would in the official CBT environment.

Yes — questions use all current NCEES alternative item types, split-screen delivery, and NCEES reference handbook.

Yes — students can register any day and their first exam unlocks the following Saturday.

That’s what the Steady (biweekly) track is for — it stretches the 8-exam sequence to about three months and gives weekend testing windows.

Our program is completely different because it’s built around active learning and personalized guidance, not passive watching.

We make testing the center of learning through a structured system of progressive exams, weekly or biweekly pacing, and detailed reviews — what we call the “Power of Testing.”
This approach uses retrieval practice, spaced repetition, and immediate feedback to help students truly retain and apply knowledge — far more effectively than watching lecture videos.

On top of that, every student is paired with a dedicated mentor who provides continuous one-on-one support — helping plan study schedules, analyze performance feedback reports, build exam strategies, and stay accountable week after week.

In short, instead of passively consuming information, students in our program actively practice, reflect, and improve with expert guidance — a complete, structured learning system designed to achieve real FE and PE exam readiness.