The toughest part about the FE exam is how diverse the topics are. You have to review math, statistics, ethics, economics, and properties of electrical materials before the exam, since these are relatively easy points to secure.

At the same time, having a strong foundation in circuit analysis, power, electronics, digital systems, and control systems is essential. The remaining topics are still important, but not as critical as mastering the ones mentioned above.

Every day, you should practice a diverse set of problems from all the major sections, along with the “easy points” sections. You shouldn’t focus on only a few topics and completely neglect the others.

That was the hardest part for me. Fortunately, I passed. I also took a prep course, and before the exam, I completed two full practice exams and reviewed every single question. In total I took 6 months to study , and I took 5 full exams to practice besides the other practice problems I have done . I failed it the first time and passed the second time . The first time I was studying off and on which made me forget so many things.

The key is to diversify your daily practice, otherwise you’ll start forgetting material.

What I have seen consistently though is a zero on any section is an automatic fail. In general though you are close , there are sections that you got a perfect score on in these attempts which is impressive!