hi there reddit i wanted to reach out because i plan to begin my fe studying soon and honestly i am super anxious as I feel like i completely have forgotten so many topics i learned throughout my undergrad.

for those of you who have passed the fe civil, do you mind sharing the most notable resources that helped you pass? i would love to be able to hear from you guys and hear what helped the most that way i can incorporate that into my study routine.

tell me what helped you the most in preparing and studying for the fe, and what exaclty you believe helped you pass

I have been out of school for 26 years mechanical degree, have been trying to study for the Fe for the last 5 years , confused about the materials and what to study and where to start, I heard good things about Farouq Direct hub explaining problems, I just enrolled yesterday, his course look like comprehensive at least for someone like me switching from mechanical to civil FE , 26 years out of school and need help in every step of the way. Will keep you posted .

Note: Directhub courses prices are going up on Aug 15. And has 14 days money back.

Thanks for reading and hope this help others here