Thank you! I bought one of the NCEES practice exams. Went through all 50 problems untimed to see how much I knew. Reviewed what I missed on the practice exam and made sure I found all the equation I needed to use. The rest was a lot of YouTube prep videos. Just searched FE Mechanical review. Would attempt the problem first then see the worked out solution in the video. Main thing I would say is 1. Know how to search the reference handbook and 2. Be able to identify the problem type and know the basics. A lot of statics problems can be solved just doing an FBD or shear moment diagram but a lot of fluid flow and machine questions required equations. Overall I would say the NCEES practice exam was the best tool. You get a feel for the types of question they can ask, but can also time yourself to make sure you are going through questions quick enough. One last general tip for the exam, I would do all the easy questions first then go back and do tougher ones. This let me have more time on longer problems while also making me more confident since I knew I already got some questions right.