Directhub FE Exam Diagnostic Report Analyzer

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NCEES Guidance: This analyzer follows NCEES recommendations for interpreting diagnostic reports. Performance in knowledge areas significantly below the average of passing examinees may have contributed to failing results and require substantial study. Areas near or just above the average passing level may still benefit from further review to improve your chances of passing.

The scaled scores (0–15) are designed to ensure consistency across exams and to allow comparison of results across multiple attempts. The number of questions you answered correctly cannot be determined from these scaled scores.

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Enter the scaled scores (0-15) from your diagnostic report for each knowledge area

#	Knowledge Area	Items	Your Score (0-15)

Analysis Results for FE Exam

Total Weighted Average Score

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🎯 Target Score:
We’ve analyzed dozens of Civil FE exam diagnostic reports from students who didn’t pass. Nearly all of their weighted scores were below 60%. Based on this, we estimate the real passing cutoff is likely around 66.7% (10 out of 15 average). To be safe, aim for at least 10 out of 15 (~66.7%) as your target.

66.7% (Green Line): Safer Target Passing Score

60% (Orange Line): Low End Passing Score

💡 Reminder: This is a pseudo-percentage based on diagnostic performance and item count, not an actual NCEES score. The real FE score is scaled differently and not directly calculable from the diagnostic chart.

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Priority Areas for Improvement

These areas offer the highest potential for overall score improvement based on their weight in the exam and your current performance

Score Calculation Details

Knowledge Area	Items	Score	Weighted
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Weighted Average Score

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This analysis is for guidance only. NCEES does not disclose the actual passing score, and the diagnostic report cannot be used to determine the passing score. The performance comparison chart in official NCEES reports is not shown to scale and simply indicates relative performance to assist in preparing for retaking the exam.

Each exam includes unscored pretest items that do not impact results. These items are randomly placed within the exam and are not identifiable as pretest items.