I PASSED THE PE ON MY FIRST TRY!!!

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was exhausted and started to feel like I'm not worthy, a fraud, I got through my college coursework but could see myself through this exam. I truly reached the wall and accepted defeat after multiple fails.

Occasionally, I would browse the reddit forums and would try and find inspiration (where I found other resources previously mentioned) and stumbled upon Wasim Asghar's FE program. I initially assumed he offered the same path with some strategic take on passing the FE, but, I was wrong. Wasim's website and welcoming video to his content offered some inspiration but I joined his YouTube channel and saw his results. His approach was simple and very understandable, "study it ALL" (my words not his). I really stumbled upon something unique. He literally covered it all. After reviewing his Comprehensive on-demand program, I immediately joined. I bought in completely because I believe his approach was spot on. I joined the on-demand, bought the study guide, and joined the Live training for the FE.

This comprehensive approach was really going to be the end all. I said to myself, if I can't pass the FE after this, I will hang up the effort and resigned to the status quo.

To my surprise, I actually passed the FE Electrical and could not believe it. This gave me the a new take on my career and even impressed my colleagues. I knew now what I was missing, everything.

Today, I received my results for passing the PE. To be honest, I wasn't as surprised.Why, because after passing the FE, I enrolled in Wasim's PE program that had the comprehensive approach. I finished the PE with time to spare. I was truly confident going in for the PE. Wasim did NOT simply cover PE topics, he went beyond and taught power engineering. This guy is truly passionate and genuinely once engineers to come out his program knowing the field. In my profession, although I get respect as a PE, I can also comfortably talk through subject areas I was weak in and be a part of the discussion.

This success is due to, in part, having persistence, but, in whole, having the right approach to passing both FE and PE.

Posted Nov 1, 2023, 3:58 PM UTC

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