What does it take to become a certified mechanical engineer?

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In summary, becoming a certified mechanical engineer requires completing a degree in mechanical engineering, gaining relevant work experience, and passing the Fundamentals of Engineering (FE) and Principles and Practice of Engineering (PE) exams. Additionally, one must adhere to ethical standards and participate in continuing education to maintain their certification. It is a rigorous process that ensures individuals have the necessary knowledge and skills to design, analyze, and maintain mechanical systems and equipment.
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Aashish Aggarwal
Hello everyone,
I am Aashish Aggarwal from India.I am soon going to become a certified mechanical engineer with a B.Tech Degree
 
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Welcome, Aashish! Congrats on nearly finishing your degree!
 

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