DPWH · Materials Engineer II upgrading
A complete reviewer for the Materials Engineer II practical examination — built from questions that have actually come up, with every written answer graded and returned with feedback.
From JR Cuna, author of the Materials Engineer Reference series. Six months' access · works on phone, tablet, or computer.
Straight from the exam
Every question is one that has actually come up in the ME-2 practical examination.
Not textbook problems dressed up to look like the exam — the real thing, organised and worked through so you can practise on it.
A quick tour of what's inside and how it works — before you enrol.
Not a pile of notes to read front to back. Each section trains one part of the practical exam.
Evaluate the Quality Control Program, Materials Test Reports, concrete mix designs and asphalt job-mix formulas — with worked examples.
Interactive calculators for every recurring problem type, each opening on a solved worked example before you enter your own numbers.
Judgment scenarios you answer in full sentences — then have graded, with strengths, gaps, and a model answer to compare against.
Every procedure laid out the way you must recite it, plus a step-ordering drill that trains recall under a little pressure.
Enough material to prepare properly, not a sample dressed up as a course.
Plus seven field procedures with an ordering drill, eight document-evaluation exercises, a reference library of test-method cards, and panel-interview practice — all in one place.
Section C isn't multiple choice. You write your answer the way you would on the exam paper, and the reviewer marks the reasoning — not just the conclusion.
An ME-2 upgrade is a step up in position and grade. This is the practice that gets you through the exam standing between you and it.
Enrollment happens on the main site, then you sign in to the reviewer with the same account. Three steps.
On cunareviewer.ceyard.com, sign up, choose the ME-2 reviewer, and pay by QR — then submit your payment reference number. Submitting the reference is what tells us you've paid, so don't skip it.
Approval is manual and usually done within two hours. Nothing to refresh — Part B unlocks on your menu when it's through.
Go to me2review.ceyard.com and sign in with the same email and password. The first time only, you'll complete a short profile — then you're in.
They're drawn from questions that have actually come up in the ME-2 practical examination — organised by section and worked through, so you practise on the real thing rather than lookalikes.
No. Grading is built into the reviewer — nothing to install, and nothing extra to buy.
Yes — phone, tablet, or computer. The Section B calculators are a little easier to use on a larger screen, but everything works on mobile.
It's the same account and the same paid access. The reviewer runs as its own site for technical reasons, so it has its own sign-in screen — use the same email and password you used to enroll.
Six months from the day you're approved. If you need longer, you can renew the same way you first enrolled.
No. Access is tied to your account, and sharing it may result in access being withdrawn.
No — it's a review aid built to mirror the exam. Anything marked "verify" should be cross-checked against the current DPWH Standard Specifications (the Blue Book); where a current issuance disagrees, the issuance governs.
Ask about the reviewer or the DPWH accreditation process and get a straight answer.
Try one real question with live grading — no sign-up. Then enroll when you're ready.