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NCEES Registration opens
December 20, 2019
Application deadline
January 20, 2020
Last day to submit additional documentation
Last day to register with NCEES (***Registration closes at 3:00pm***)
Registering for the April 2020 PE examination - The Board will start accepting applications for the April 2020 exams after November 1, 2019
On April 23, 2018, the Ohio Board moved to an online licensing system which will allow you to fully manage your applications and licensing through the online portal. Your PE exam application will need to be submitted through the online portal. Directions below can help walk you through the process of creating an account through the online portal and submitting an application.
Before you begin the application process, you will first need to create an account in the online system.
***Please note, if you have never applied for an exam or license through the Ohio Engineer’s and Surveyor’s Board, you will be creating an account by clicking the “I do not have a license” button in the licensing portal. If you have submitted an application or taken a previous engineering or surveying exam in Ohio, you most likely already have an account in the system so will need to click on “I have a license”
Creating an account in the eLicense Ohio licensing portal
Once you have created an account in the eLicense Ohio licensing portal, you can apply for exam approval through the portal.
Click to download Form 1011 EX
From the NCEES calculator policy page: “To protect the integrity of its exams, NCEES limits the types of calculators you may bring to the exam room.” The Board’s calculator policy is the same as the NCEES calculator policy. There are no exceptions.
The Board cannot suggest and does not supply study materials for NCEES exams.
The NCEES PE is open-book exams. The NCEES PS exam is closed book however a reference book will be provided at the exam site. Information about allowed and disallowed reference materials can be found on the NCEES Exam-day policies web page. Board policy is the same as NCEES policy; there are no exceptions.
From the NCEES calculator policy page: “To protect the integrity of its exams, NCEES limits the types of calculators you may bring to the exam room.” The Board’s calculator policy is the same as the NCEES calculator policy. There are no exceptions.