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The PE exam is a professional exam much like the exami85% (Naval Architecture) to 46% (Structural I). The pass rates for repeat test takers is considerably lower.[1]

October 2016 Exam

Exam First-Time Takers Repeat Takers
Volume Pass Rate Volume Pass Rate
PE Agricultural and Biological (April 2016) 29 72% 5 60%
PE Architectural (April 2016) 86 86% 6 33%
PE Chemical 296 71% 66 32%
PE Civil Construction 742 55% 708 29%
PE Civil Geotechnical 505 63% 295 27%
PE Civil Structural 1347 66% 590 43%
PE Civil Transportation 1421 68% 815 33%
PE Civil Water Resources and Environmental 1430 71% 613 35%
PE Control Systems 229 79% 49 45%
PE Electrical and Computer: Computer Engineering 21 62% 7 29%
PE Electrical and Computer: Electrical and Electronics 104 78% 43 60%
PE Electrical and Computer: Power 1003 66% 509 38%
PE Environmental 242 62% 114 37%
PE Fire Protection 148 64% 72 38%
PE Industrial and Systems (April 2016) 72 78% 15 13%
PE Mechanical HVAC and Refrigeration 495 83% 154 48%
PE Mechanical Mechanical Systems and Materials 553 73% 147 47%
PE Mechanical Thermal and Fluid Systems 643 73% 204 47%
PE Metallurgical and Materials 45 67% 7 57%
PE Mining and Mineral Processing 51 65% 11 27%
PE Naval Architecture and Marine Engineering (April 2016) 56 75% 10 10%
PE Nuclear 25 72% 10 70%
PE Petroleum 192 66% 55 40%
PE Software (April 2016) 9 56% 6 33%

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References

  1. ^ [1] Recent Exam Pass Rates

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