This course was very beneficial due to the complete review of problems. It took things back to the basics and then followed through with completing problems similar to the ones I saw on my FE Exam. I completed the course for the Environmental FE as a double check after using another paid prep course. This course filled in all those gaps and missing pieces I needed to succeed, especially in the water resources section. I am very thankful an amazing course like this is available for free. Thank you so much Farouq for your time and effort that went into this course.

I recently passed the FE Civil exam on my first attempt, 12 years after graduating in electrical engineering. At first, I didn’t know where to start, so I searched for videos on YouTube and found the best content on DirectHub. That was when I decided to purchase the course, which turned out to be one of my best decisions. When I began, I felt nervous about the course, but gradually, it built my strength and confidence that I could succeed. The materials and practice problems were very helpful for the FE exam. Mr. Farouq consistently helped me understand the fundamentals and was very supportive. I give this course a 5-star rating and highly recommend it to others. It’s worth the investment for a career.

Thank you, Farouq, for your support.

This course was amazing. I bought the 3 month course bundle. The tips and tricks direct hub provides is very helpful. The materials are exactly what you need and the amount of detail on each problem and quiz was beyond helpful. I was able to finish the exam with an hour left on timer and ended up passing. I could be more thankful for Farouq and this course. It was so worth it.

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I’m incredibly grateful to Farouq at Directhub for providing a platform that truly supports people like me who struggled to pass this exam. Being ten years out of school, working full-time, and having a three-year-old at home made the process extremely challenging. But through this platform, I was able to dive into the concepts and focus on understanding them instead of just memorizing. Farouq’s live support and quick responses to every question were a tremendous help. I honestly wish I had taken this course on my first attempt; I could have saved two years of effort. But I’m thankful to finally have this behind me.

I took the Fe civil exam prep course for 6 months with Directhub and it is a GAME CHANGER!!. One of the thing that I like the most from the course is how detailed and how it covers every single topic that you must know before taking the exam. The quizzes after every study topic is a MUST. Additionally, one of the best tips I can give you before your journey of studying, is to make sure you are accountable of the days of study, for myself having a calendar with the days that I will covering the respective subject, the days that I will take a break, etc. its very useful, as it makes yourself accountable of your study, it enforces you to keep track of the study sessions (3hr minimum. per day without distractions). Another tip, is study well the fundamentals (theoretical and concepts) of each topic, nowadays, a lot of questions in the fe are conceptual questions; Believe me, they are easy points, if you know the fundamentals. ALSO, a key and fundamental thing you should do before taking the exam, is that two weeks before your exam, take the DIRECTHUB full-length practice exam and if you can purchase the NCEES interactive practice exams, that will give you a lot of material to practice before the real exam day, (Believe me, treat “the real exam day, just like another practice full-length exam” and you should be fine). And final tip on exam day and one of the most important in my opinion that help me pass, does not matter if you know all the knowledge and you can recall everything for the exam, the importance of taking these exam under time pressure is the TECHNIQUE of taking this exams, follow this method if you like, a 3-run method, 1st run do the easy problems and flag the rest, do not ever get stuck on a problem, if you don’t know at first glance just flag them and later you will have time to solve them. 2nd-run – do the flagged problems that are more involved in calculations and solve them and finally do a 3rd run, where they seem hard and more involved, if you don’t know how to tackle those problem its ok (I guess several problems that weren’t easy; its ok if you forget how to approach some or few problems), do your best on a estimate and/or guess for those questions (answer every questions out of 110, even if you do not know some of them).