Choose Your PE Mechanical Course
Below is a list of our PE Mechanical exam review courses. Select your course and register today.
Overview
Since 2004, School of PE has been helping engineers prepare for and pass their engineering exams. Our PE Mechanical exam review courses thoroughly cover each topic based on NCEES’ exam specs and have been designed to ensure you have what you need to pass.
Important Updates for All Three PE Mechanical Exams
(Effective October 1, 2025)
Starting October 1, 2025, the NCEES (National Council of Examiners for Engineering and Surveying) will be implementing updated exam specifications for all three PE Mechanical (HVAC and Refrigeration, Machine Design and Materials, and Thermal and Fluid Systems) exams. See more information about these changes by clicking the link below!
Delivery Methods
Ondemand
Students can study anytime, anywhere, and at their own pace with our virtual lecture videos.
Live Online
Students can join our live, instructor-led courses from the comfort of home.
Everything You Should Know About the PE Exam
The PE exam tests for competency within your selected engineering discipline. It is designed for engineers who have passed their FE exam and gained a minimum of four years of engineering experience. This exam is one of the last steps before earning your professional engineering license.
Prerequisites
Before you are allowed to take the PE exam, you will need to meet several requirements specified by NCEES. Because states’ requirements all vary, we suggest checking with your state board. A lot of states will have similar suggestions for someone seeking professional licensure—make sure you partner with a leading exam prep provider like School of PE to boost your chances of success.
Exam Fees
A fee of $375 will be due to NCEES before you can sit for the PE exam. Because every state may have different registration procedures, we suggest you check with your state’s licensing board in case there are separate applications or fees required to register.?
Exam Specifications
These exams vary in time length and number of questions and are made up of both multiple-choice questions and alternative item types (AITs). On the day of the exam, you will be given a virtual version of the NCEES PE Reference Handbook for your selected discipline. You will also have access to a digital calculator and onscreen whiteboard. A free copy of this handbook is available for download through your MyNCEES account. You can also download the free NCEES Examinee Guide to learn more about what to expect on the day of the FE exam.
After the Exam
CBT exam results are typically available 7 to 10 days after you take the PE exam. NCEES will send you an email with instructions on how to view and understand your exam review results through your NCEES account. If you are curious to learn more about this process, please click here.
PE Mechanical FAQ
Is the School of PE Accredited?
School of PE is a division of EduMind. EduMind is accredited by the International Association for Continuing Education and Training (IACET).
Do you offer a military discount?
We are grateful for our service men and women, and we hope to show that gratitude with our military discount. Please visit our military discount page for more information
Do you offer a course completion certificate?
Yes, a Certificate of Completion can be downloaded directly from your Study Hub for all courses.
I took my exam and did not pass. How do I know if I am eligible for a pass guarantee of the course?
Please check out our pass-guarantee policy page for more information.
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