The full FE Civil exam, before the real one
110 questions under the real clock: 5 hours 20 minutes of testing, plus the scheduled 25-minute break, matched to the NCEES topic distribution. You find out how you actually hold up while there is still time to do something about it.
What you are buying
- Questions110, drawn fresh each attempt
- Testing time5h 20m, plus a 25m break
- Topic areasAll 15, at NCEES weights
- Price$49, or $29 for students
Everything else on FE for Raccoons is free — the lessons, the 1,126 practice problems and the diagnostic. This is the only thing that costs money.
What sitting it is like
Full length, real clock
110 questions and 5 hours 20 minutes of testing, plus the scheduled 25-minute break. The same shape and timing as the real exam, with the break falling after question 55 exactly as it does on the day.
A different exam every time
Each attempt draws a fresh 110 from a larger bank and shuffles the answer choices, so a retake is a genuine second test rather than the same paper again.
Your work is saved as you go
Close the tab, lose your connection, come back later. Your answers are still there and the clock stays honest.
Flag and revisit
Skip a question, mark it, and jump back to it, the same way you would on exam day.
What the 110 questions cover
The distribution below is the NCEES FE Civil specification. The simulation draws to these exact counts, so the balance of the paper matches what you will sit. Each topic links to its free study guide.
What you get at the end
A breakdown of where the points actually went, rather than a single number:
- Your score in each NCEES topic area that appeared on your paper, sorted weakest first, so the chapter needing work is the top row.
- Time used and how many of the 110 you answered, so you can tell a pacing problem from a knowledge problem.
- Every question reviewable afterwards, with worked solutions.
- Reference handbook pointers, so you learn where to find things under time.
Sitting it early is the point: a chapter breakdown is only useful while there is still time to act on it.
Price and guarantee
One time, no subscription, and it does not expire. The student price needs a .edu email you can receive a code at.
14-day money-back guarantee. And if you sit the FE and do not pass, your access is extended free.
The preview uses the same interface and the same clock. No account needed to look.
Common questions
How many questions is the FE for Raccoons exam simulation?
110 questions, the same as the real FE Civil exam, matched to the NCEES topic distribution. You get 5 hours 20 minutes of testing, plus the scheduled 25-minute break, with the break falling after question 55. The real NCEES appointment is 6 hours because it also includes a tutorial and a survey.
Are the questions the same every time?
No. Each simulation draws a fresh set of 110 questions from a larger bank, matched to the NCEES distribution, and the answer choices are shuffled. Two people sitting it on the same day get different exams, and a retake differs from the first attempt.
How much does the exam simulation cost?
$49 standard, or $29 for verified students with a .edu email. One time, no subscription. Everything else on FE for Raccoons — the lessons, the 1,126 practice problems and the diagnostic — is free.
Can I try it before paying?
Yes. There is a free 10-question preview that uses the same interface and timing, so you can see exactly what the full simulation is like before deciding.
What do I get at the end?
A score report broken down by chapter, sorted weakest first, showing how many questions you got right in each NCEES topic area, plus the time you used and how many questions you answered. Every question is reviewable afterwards with worked solutions and reference handbook pointers.
What if I do not pass the real exam?
There is a 14-day money-back guarantee, and if you sit the FE and do not pass, your access is extended free.
See it before you decide
Ten questions, same interface, same clock, no account needed. If it is not what you expected, you have lost ten minutes.
Try 10 questions freeNew to the exam? Start with the FE Civil exam guide — format, topics and free study resources for all 15 areas.