REE Board in 6 Months: A Week-by-Week Prep Plan
REE Board in 6 Months: A Week-by-Week Prep Plan
A 26-week plan for the three REE subjects: Mathematics (25%), Engineering Sciences and Allied Subjects (30%) and EE Professional Subjects (45%). You pass with a 70% general weighted average and no subject below 50% (RA 7920).
Time budget
- 3 hours per weekday × 5 = 15 hours
- 5 hours each weekend day × 2 = 10 hours
- About 25 hours a week, roughly 650 hours in total
Phases
Phase 1 (weeks 1–8): Foundations
- Diagnostic practice exam
- Mathematics and engineering economics
- Physics, chemistry and mechanics
Phase 2 (weeks 9–16): Subject depth
- Transformers, machines, switchgear and protection
- Power systems: transmission, distribution, faults
- Wiring, lighting, grounding and the Philippine Electrical Code
Phase 3 (weeks 17–22): Practice exams and remediation
- Single-subject timed sets
- Two full practice exams
- Targeted work on any subject near 50%
Phase 4 (weeks 23–26): Refinement
- A full practice exam under exam conditions
- Final review and a light last week
Daily habits
Aim for 20–30 problems a day, plus regular PEC review.
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