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Registered Electrical Engineer Licensure Exam study plan
A 7-day schedule that walks every subject of the REE in order, then finishes with a full timed mock exam. Follow it as written, or stretch each day into a week: the sequence is what matters. It pairs directly with the ExamJuan reviewer, where each step has the lessons, quizzes, and practice tests ready.
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The 7-day plan
1Engineering MathematicsAlgebra to advanced math
- Review algebra, complex numbers, and matrices
- Drill calculus and differential equations
- Do the Mathematics practice set
2Engineering SciencesPhysics and mechanics
- Review physics, mechanics, and strength of materials
- Study thermodynamics and fluid mechanics
- Do the Engineering Sciences practice set
3Allied SubjectsLaw, economics, and the PEC
- Learn RA 7920 and the code of ethics
- Review engineering economics and management
- Study the Philippine Electrical Code (PEC 2017) basics
4Electrical CircuitsDC and AC analysis
- Master Ohm and Kirchhoff laws and network theorems
- Drill AC phasors, impedance, and power
- Do the Circuits practice set
5Machines and TransformersRotating machines and transformers
- Review transformer regulation and efficiency
- Study induction and synchronous machines
- Do the Machines practice set
6Power SystemsGeneration to illumination
- Review transmission, distribution, and per-unit
- Study illumination and instrumentation
- Do the Power Systems practice set
7Full mock and reviewSimulate the board
- Take a full mock version under time
- Re-work your two weakest subject groups
- Rest before exam day
How to use mock exams before the REE
A mock exam is only useful if you treat it like the real one and learn from it afterward. Here is how to get the most out of the 3 timed REE mocks in the reviewer.
- 1Take one full timed mock early, before you feel ready. It gives you an honest baseline and shows which of the 3 subjects need the most work.
- 2Review every item you missed against its explanation, not just the ones you guessed. A wrong answer you understand is worth more than a right answer you fluked.
- 3Use the per-subject breakdown after each mock to steer your study back toward your weakest areas, especially any subject near the 50% floor.
- 4Retake the mocks closer to exam day under strict time. Aim to pass all 3 versions comfortably above 70% before you sit the real thing.
See the full outline on the REE coverage page, or read what to expect on REE exam day.