Fundamentals of Engineering (FE) Mechanical Diagnostic Exam
39 questions drawn from the FE Mechanical question bank, weighted the way NCEES weights the real exam. You have 1 hour 57 minutes. When you finish, you get your score, a breakdown by knowledge area, and the topics to study first.
No account. Your progress is saved in this browser, so you can leave and come back.
Before you start
- The clock starts when you press the button and keeps running if you close the tab.
- Answer in any order. Flag a question to come back to it.
- There is no feedback until the end, the same as exam day.
- Have your calculator and the NCEES FE Reference Handbook ready. The questions assume both.
- This set covers all 14 knowledge areas.
Score by knowledge area
Bars show your score in this set. The right column is how many of the 110 questions on the real exam come from each area.
Study these first
Ranked by how much of the exam the area carries and how far below full marks you landed.
Turn the weak areas into points
PassExams has hundreds more FE Mechanical questions with worked solutions, and a study plan that starts from your weakest areas. The free tier gives you ten questions a day.
Review every question
Open any question to see your answer, the correct answer, and the worked solution. One question stays open at a time.
Questions people ask
Is this diagnostic the same length as the FE Mechanical exam?
No. The real exam runs 110 questions in 5 hours 20 minutes of testing time, inside a 6-hour appointment. This set has 39 questions in 1 hour 57 minutes, which works out to about 3 minutes per question, close to the 2 minutes 55 seconds the real exam allows for each question.
How are the 39 questions chosen?
They come from the free sample of the PassExams FE Mechanical bank and follow the NCEES weights for each knowledge area. Areas that carry more questions on the real exam get more questions here.
Does a score here predict whether I will pass?
No single set of 39 questions can. Use it to find the areas that need work, then take it again after a few weeks of practice and compare the two reports.
Do I need an account?
No. Your answers stay in this browser and nothing is uploaded. You can save the report as an image when you finish.