
FE Mechanical Exam Prep Guide
320+ Questions & Timed Exam
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About
Prepare smarter — and pass with confidence — for the NCEES Fundamentals of Engineering (Mechanical) exam. FE Mechanical Exam Prep delivers a complete, realistic study system in one iPhone and iPad app: 320+ progressively harder questions, diagram-based problems, a full-length timed exam, and a searchable formula reference that mirrors the NCEES FE Reference Handbook.
Built for how mechanical engineers actually study
Every question comes with a clear, step-by-step explanation — not just the right answer, but why it's right. Realistic numeric values, SI and US units side by side, and worked-out formulas make this the closest thing to the real exam you can get outside a Pearson VUE test center.
What's inside
▸ 320+ FE Mechanical practice questions — curated across all 15 NCEES topic areas, each question tagged Easy / Medium / Hard and ordered so your skills build naturally.
▸ Full 110-question timed exam — matches the NCEES format exactly: 5 hours 20 minutes, 4-option multiple choice, progressive difficulty, flag-and-review navigator, 70% passing score. Practice under real test conditions.
▸ Diagram-based problems — free-body diagrams, beams and trusses, Mohr's circle, mass-spring vibrations, P–V and T–s thermodynamic cycles, heat exchangers (parallel and counter-flow), composite walls, DC circuits, control block diagrams, gears, inclined planes, and pressure vessels. All rendered in crisp SwiftUI — not low-res images.
▸ NCEES-style Formula Reference — 15 searchable sections covering Mathematics, Probability & Statistics, Engineering Economics, Electricity & Magnetism, Statics, Dynamics & Vibrations, Mechanics of Materials, Material Properties & Processing, Fluid Mechanics, Thermodynamics, Heat Transfer, Measurements & Controls, Mechanical Design, Ethics, and Constants & Conversions. Search any formula in seconds.
▸ Performance Analytics — persistent score tracking per topic and per full-length attempt. See exactly where you're weak and focus your study time there.
▸ Exam Guide — everything you need to know about registration, logistics, approved calculators, exam-day tips, and recommended textbooks.
15 NCEES topic areas — fully covered
Mathematics · Probability & Statistics · Computational Tools · Ethics & Professional Practice · Engineering Economics · Electricity & Magnetism · Statics · Dynamics, Kinematics & Vibrations · Mechanics of Materials · Material Properties & Processing · Fluid Mechanics · Thermodynamics · Heat Transfer · Measurements, Instrumentation & Controls · Mechanical Design & Analysis
Designed for every device and orientation
Fully responsive layouts adapt to iPhone and iPad in both portrait and landscape. On iPad, answers appear in two columns to use the full screen, and content reflows cleanly in either orientation. Study on the commute, at the library, or side-by-side with your laptop.
Built by engineers, for engineers
Realistic problem style, numbers on the same scale as actual exam items, and explanations that show the formula and the steps — not just a bare answer. If you're studying Shigley, Cengel, Hibbeler, Incropera, or White, this app will feel familiar.
Privacy first
No accounts. No ads. No tracking. All your progress and analytics stay on your device.
Who it's for
Senior mechanical engineering students preparing for the FE near graduation
Recent grads working toward the EIT / Engineer Intern certification
Engineers returning to take the FE after years of industry experience
Anyone pursuing Professional Engineer (PE) licensure — the FE is the first step
Get more practice in, see your weak topics clearly, and walk into the test center ready.
This app is an independent study aid and is not affiliated with, endorsed by, or a product of NCEES. For official registration and the reference handbook, visit ncees.org.
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