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Sure, I wrote 13 technical exams. These are my lessons learned: https://techexam.ca/how-to-self-study/

Hi. I have a 3-year diploma from SAIT. I cleared 13 technical exams plus the FE exam to get to P. Eng. Six exams is not so burdensome. Why not register and write some exams this fall? Feel free to reach out any time. Name is Ed. ed@techexam.ca / 403-651-7579...

No PEO/National technical examinations after 2020 are available. The regulators guard those. Half the guide and exam rules warn that the litigious regulators will come after you. I would advise you to not touch them with a 10' pole. This is all risk and no reward. You don't need them. Here is...

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Just apply to APEGS. If you need help with technical examinations, it is available. https://techexam.ca/

PR is federal. APEGS is provincial. Are you currently in Canada? Do you have a job? Why don't you write the exams? If you need help, it is available. CyberEd - For Canadian Professional Engineering Technical Exam Candidates Since 1997

Congrats on your Masters degree work. Unfortunately, your education is going to be assessed against the standard undergraduate syllabus. Your Masters work will only be applicable to the degree there is overlap w/ the standard undergraduate syllabus. EGBC has a self-assessment form which is...

The province you live in is irrelevant. The best regulator to apply to is highly dependent on your specific case. But EGBC will be a good way to go.

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You don't have to apply to APEGA. Just qualify in another province that doesn't require the one year Canadian XP and then transfer to APEGA automatically as a P. Eng. https://techexam.ca/how-to-choose-the-province-where-you-should-qualify-as-a-professional-engineer-for-technical-exams/

You can apply for a P. Eng. at any time. Your education will be assessed to a standard examination syllabus. https://www.egbc.ca/Registration/Individual-Registrants/How-to-Apply/Examinations-Seminars/Academic-Examinations/Engineering-Syllabus Your Masters will only be as useful in so far as...

Often the textbooks are out of date and more or less useless for self-study. I've written many of these exams and I have a methodology for selecting a book to work out of when studying by yourself: https://techexam.ca/how-to-self-study/ Here are solved past technical exams available at a low...

As Kimmigration mentioned, the recommended textbooks are often not that helpful. It really seems like they gathered academics and they just threw out names of typical texts for each area. A lot of them are out of print. You see 12 volume manuals in there and such. What you need is a textbook...

This may be useful to you. https://www.engineeringtechnologycanada.ca/en/getting-started/whos-eligible/internationally-educated

Bonne chance à vous. Si vous avez besoin d'aide, contactez CyberEd.

Open ended. But eight months is not unheard of unfortunately. Hopefully you get an answer soon.

Depends on the exam. There is a bit of progression from non-programmable calculators and closed book for typical basic studies exams to programmable calculators and open book in Group B. But exam specific. Fall list not up yet but you can see the spring "list of aids" here...

Hi Parsh, you can find what you are looking for here: MEC-A7 MEC-B1 All our exam solutions are solved by subject matter experts that teach at the university level. They are also available for tutoring.