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#**651** (**permalink**) 19-09-2023, 11:56 PM

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Originally Posted by Unregistered

Anybody knows what mark can pass the ppe civil? ie. 75/100, or 80/100... I don't think 50/100 can pass the exam.
How to do can reach to the passing level? Thank you for sharing the information.

I don't really know what is the passing level, but I paid over 3x the price to take PPE to purchase all the relevant hardcopy standards listed in PEB website.

I believe having those standards on hand allowed me to catch all the free marks by doing a simple search. Maybe that made all the difference and allowed me to pass after one try.

#**652** (**permalink**) 20-09-2023, 07:32 PM

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Originally Posted by Unregistered

I don't really know what is the passing level, but I paid over 3x the price to take PPE to purchase all the relevant hardcopy standards listed in PEB website.

I believe having those standards on hand allowed me to catch all the free marks by doing a simple search. Maybe that made all the difference and allowed me to pass after one try.

Did you take PPE (civil) previously? or you are going to take this exam? In my point of view, to get pass not easy, even though I work in the consultant firm. Especially the part 2, you must have enough design experience. By the way, hope you can pass the exam on next try.

#**653** (**permalink**) 21-09-2023, 01:31 AM

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Originally Posted by Unregistered

Did you take PPE (civil) previously? or you are going to take this exam? In my point of view, to get pass not easy, even though I work in the consultant firm. Especially the part 2, you must have enough design experience. By the way, hope you can pass the exam on next try.

Mine is elect. Passed at 1st try. I believe my technical knowledge is pretty solid, but still needed the hardcopy standards as reference.