1,500+ Mechanical-specific NCEES-aligned questions across the broadest FE syllabus — Thermodynamics, Heat Transfer, Fluid Mechanics, Vibrations, Controls, Mechanical Design. Not a generic FE platform with a "Mech" checkbox. Real CBT simulator. AI tutor that knows the difference between a Mollier diagram and a Mohr's circle. And the Pass Guarantee — if you don't pass, your subscription extends free until you do. (3- and 6-month plans)
Mapped to the published NCEES FE Mechanical topic distribution and the FE Reference Handbook v10.5. No generic FE prep, no recycled content.
Every component built specifically for Mechanical candidates. No "comprehensive" content shared with Civil. No recycled questions.
An NCEES-style CBT interface for FE Mechanical, designed to reflect the FE testing workflow: the same 5 hr 20 min countdown with a 25-minute scheduled break, the same on-screen calculator, the same searchable handbook. By exam day, the interface is muscle memory.
Explore the SimulatorAcross all 14 NCEES Mechanical domains — Thermodynamics, Heat Transfer, Fluid Mechanics, Vibrations, Controls, Mechanical Design. Each solution references the exact FE Reference Handbook page so you learn the resource, not just the answer.
Browse 14 TopicsTrained on FE Mechanical content — Carnot cycles, refrigeration, conduction/convection/radiation, vibration modes, PID tuning. Stuck at 2am on a Heat Transfer problem? It walks you through the math, the formula, and the exact handbook page.
See How It WorksEvery question mapped to the published NCEES FE Mechanical topic distribution and to the FE Reference Handbook. No gaps. No filler.
Want to try before you subscribe? Work through 76 free FE Mechanical practice problems with full worked solutions, organised by topic and ordered by how much each one is worth on exam day — starting with Thermodynamics, Fluid Mechanics and Dynamics and Vibrations.
"Mechanical engineers face the broadest FE syllabus — from Thermo to Controls. Generic prep won't cut it. We built a Mechanical-only platform."
— PECivilClick Mechanical ApproachFE Mechanical has the broadest syllabus of any FE discipline — Thermodynamics, Heat Transfer, Vibrations, Controls, Mechanical Design, plus everything Civil candidates also see. Generic FE platforms underweight exactly the topics that decide your score.
PECivilClick is engineered for FE Mechanical — every question, every solution, every AI response. Mechanical engineers deserve a platform that knows a Mollier diagram from a Mohr's circle.
Each one solves a specific reason FE Mechanical candidates fail. None of them are filler.
Same 5 hr 20 min timer, same calculator, same searchable handbook. By exam day the UI is muscle memory — you spend the time solving Thermo and Vibrations, not learning a screen.
Trained on Mechanical content — Carnot cycles, conduction/convection/radiation, vibration modes, PID tuning, beam deflection. Available 24/7, including the night before the exam.
Topic-level readiness across all 14 Mechanical domains. The dashboard names the 3 topics that will move your score the most — usually Thermo, Vibrations, or Mechanical Design.
No "check the answer key." Every solution shows the why, the formula, and the exact FE Reference Handbook page where it lives on test day.
110 questions, the published NCEES Mechanical topic distribution, a live 5 hr 20 min timer and the 25-minute scheduled break. By exam day the endurance test is familiar — not what wears you down.
If you don't pass FE Mechanical, your subscription extends free until you do. No fine print, no questions, no expiration. The platform's outcome is tied to yours.
Integrated FE Reference Handbook v10.5, exactly as it appears on the NCEES Mechanical exam. Practice handbook navigation under timed pressure — not on test day for the first time.
Desktop, tablet, phone — progress syncs in real time. Flashcards on the train, mock exams on the laptop, the system always knows where you left off.
Real stories from FE Mechanical candidates who used PECivilClick to pass on their first attempt.
"I prepared for about four months while managing a busy project schedule. Explaining solutions in my own words helped the material feel much less intimidating. The biggest improvement came from reviewing electric circuits and dynamics in smaller blocks instead of trying to master both at once."
"I prepared for roughly three months during my final university semester. I set measurable weekly goals and treated each practice exam like a performance checkpoint."
"I prepared for about four months with a schedule built around weekend study blocks. I tried to keep the process in perspective and focused on long-term progress rather than one difficult session."
NCEES charges $225 for every retake, and the next chance to sit again is the following quarterly testing window — up to 3 attempts per 12 months. The career pause — while peers move toward EIT and your PE clock starts — is six months. PECivilClick costs less than the retake, and we extend it free if you don't pass.
See PricingIf you don't pass FE Mechanical on your first attempt, we extend your subscription free of charge until you sit again and pass. FE Mechanical exam prep backed by our Pass Guarantee — read the full terms before you sign up.