How I Passed NPTE Exam in 6 WEEKS!

[@drjustinleedpt]

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[@scorpionz44]

why would we need an online course if we can only take the exam if we went to DPT skool lol

[@drjustinleedpt]

@@scorpionz44 This online course is to help students get accepted into PT school

[@singhdaksh6615]

What really stood out to me was how Dr. Lee cleared his schedule. When I started prepping, I knew I had to do the same. Typical PT’s adaptive learning feature (a system that adjusts to your performance) made it easy to focus on areas where I needed the most improvement. PEAT was good, but again, it didn’t have the customization options that Typical PT offered. That focus allowed me to pass the July 2024 NPTE on my first try!

[@RajuBahi-c1v]

The video’s emphasis on not cramming resonated with me-Typical PT’s daily quizzes and spaced repetition kept everything fresh without overwhelming me.

[@ratnakarbhoi9572]

Dr. Lee’s advice about not cramming before the exam hit home. I relied on Typical PT’s daily quizzes to keep material fresh and spaced repetition to ensure I didn’t forget the tough concepts. Scorebuilders had the easiest questions, but the explanations weren’t great. Typical PT, with its detailed explanations and adaptive learning, definitely helped me pass on my first try!

[@gunadhardasadhikari2473]

Finally, one thing that stood out to me is how Dr. Lee emphasizes the importance of understanding the material deeply. That’s why I stuck with Typical PT-their explanations go above and beyond. While Scorebuilders had the easiest questions and TherapyEd’s explanations weren’t great, Typical PT’s in-depth answers reinforced my learning every step of the way. Their adaptive learning, daily quizzes, and performance tracking are perfectly aligned with the 2024 NPTE guidelines, making it the superior choice for prep.

[@ninamaabhishek7169]

The breakdown of the exam content-especially prioritizing musculoskeletal and neuro-was so helpful. Typical PT’s clinical scenario-based questions covered these topics thoroughly. I used TherapyEd, but the explanations were lacking compared to Typical PT. Their adaptive learning feature and detailed question breakdowns made sure I was focusing on exactly what I needed to.

[@wouldallvideo]

Typical PT’s question explanations are so thorough-they remind me of Dr. Lee’s point about understanding why each choice is right or wrong, not just memorizing answers.

[@gameeszone]

Dr. Justin Lee’s six-week study plan was a game-changer for me! 🙌 It really drove home the importance of having the right tools. Typical PT was my go-to resource, and their in-depth question explanations were incredible. They didn’t just tell me the right answer-they helped me understand why each option was correct or incorrect. Each explanation goes into detail, explaining not only why the correct answer is right but also why the incorrect options are wrong and what would make them correct. That kind of clarity helped me pass the NPTE on my first attempt!

[@ManiMani-qn4or]

Dr. Lee mentioned the importance of deep understanding, and Typical PT’s scenario-based questions and detailed explanations reinforced that approach perfectly.

[@devilking-lh8ku]

Just like Dr. Lee said in the video, focusing on weak areas is key, and Typical PT’s adaptive learning feature helped me target exactly where I needed to improve.

[@abbuhorera1171]

When I was prepping for the NPTE, I tried out a few different resources. PEAT had solid questions, but what really pushed me over the edge was Typical PT. The custom exam creation allowed me to focus on exactly what I needed help with, and their detailed explanations for each question were incredibly helpful. Scorebuilders, on the other hand, had the easiest questions, and their explanations didn’t give me the depth I was looking for.

[@Yuvrajfreefire21]

Instead of cramming facts, I focused on deep understanding. Typical PT’s notepad feature was a lifesaver, letting me take quick notes that I could review easily. That, along with Dr. Lee’s study strategies, really boosted my retention. I used TherapyEd and PEAT as well, but Typical PT’s scenario-based questions and detailed explanations made all the difference.

[@_Saksham_]

Taking full-length practice exams, as Dr. Lee suggests, was essential. The mock exams on Typical PT felt just like the real thing, and they helped me manage test-day anxiety. Scorebuilders had decent explanations but was too easy for the level of prep I needed. Typical PT’s mock exams, however, truly challenged me and prepared me for the actual NPTE.

[@kaifgamer5388]

As Dr. Lee highlighted, practice exams are critical, and Typical PT’s full-length mock exams gave me the confidence to ace the NPTE on my first try.

[@gangadevi3865]

The emphasis on focusing on weak areas during weeks 3-6 really worked for me. I created custom exams on Typical PT, tailoring them by difficulty and body system, which made every study session super efficient. PEAT has good questions with okay explanations, but it lacks the custom quiz feature that Typical PT offers, which made all the difference in my prep.

[@kirstinjennercoulombe5643]

Thank you so much for this video. I was planning on a longer study period, but I have been procrastinating! I'm now 10ish weeks away. I'm also in my last full-time rotation and I am STRESSED! This video is making me feel hopeful. I totally relate to your statements of knowing I'll be a good PT, it's just this dang exam! This video has given me the hope I needed to get my butt going!

[@Dollmaker123]

I'm at the end of studying for the August 2021 exam, and I've been spiraling in the evening of almost every day. In the morning I start off confident and right before bed I get into all those intrusive thoughts. Thank you for this video, it took about 6-7 weeks for me as well, let's see how it goes!

[@drjustinleedpt]

AHHHH It's coming up!!! Tessa! I believe in all your hard work. Do not let your mind limit you from your potential. You are great. You are intelligent. You are hard working. Good luck with your exam! Please come back and let me know how you did (:

[@Dollmaker123]

Thank you for these kind words! It took me another round of studying to pass but mentally I was so much stronger the second time and felt a lot more confident walking into that testing site!

[@zakiyaanjum8655]

Pls suggest me how can i

[@josephmunroe5599]

I can relate, I'm a newly licensed Physical Therapist Assistant so we only get 200 questions for the NPTE. I bought Base Camp and used the Base Camp Arena app and went over more than 3,000 questions. And did 450 in sight questions and reviewed 400 PEAT questions. I just got my results today and passed. I was doubting myself because those extra 50 questions that don't count make you feel like you might fail. I'm glad you passed, I studied hard for a month and 3 weeks, so I know how much you can improve in a short time.

[@drjustinleedpt]

Those are great resources!! Such intense studying!! I could tell you worked hard for this PASS. Proud of you man!! Thank you for sharing your NPTE journey (:

[@zakiyaanjum8655]

Hloo I wanna crack npte ...bt I don't know how can I .pls guide me

[@shresthajoshi6783]

Sir can you please mention the links

[@neetakhiyani6584]

does anyone tell us ? which type of question is arrived.

[@dakinedakine2308]

im living in germany.. as a spanish PT, the language is so hard.. im thinking about going to the U.S. making some money and take the TOEFL, and then go through this process. i graduated in argentina and we study for 5 years in order to be PT's This video is inspiring.. thanks

[@drjustinleedpt]

Wow! It is so cool that I have people on my channel from different countries around the world! It seems like a lot of physical therapists desire to work in the United States because of opportunity. If you need any support to transition to the United States, let me know!

[@koskos9630]

On my last strings. My program requires me to pass the peats exam. I'm 9 weeks and 2 days out from now. I haven't prepared at all due to life hitting me hard. I have my rotation going on during these 9 weeks. That being said I can put in 40 hours of studying a week if I utilize all my free time. This video not only gave me hope and drive but also really appreciated the organized schedule you made to strategically pass and how committed you were to it.

[@Kenseiblades]

I’m super nervous and this video brings some relief over all other similar videos.

[@drjustinleedpt]

Yes! This is really valuable to me. Thank you for your feedback!

[@leanneleewhy]

Thanks for being so transparent with this process! I'm prepping for the NPTE and I also have this book/resource! Your videos have been super helpful! :)

[@Chummitoe]

Thank you so much for this! I've been struggling where to start.

[@drjustinleedpt]

Glad this video was helpful to you! It was a hard journey to work through the material. But once you start it’s easy to keep going

[@GilbertM3]

Congratulations Doc ! Studying for my exam in July

[@drjustinleedpt]

Congrats! Wooo that’s so soon! Learn from the practice exams. That was a game changer for me

[@jkangdpt]

YES!! This is what we needed 🙌 Super helpful Justin!!

[@drjustinleedpt]

Thanks J kang!!! Youll need this in 3 years haha save the video when its your time

[@TheBusyB-DPT]

Hey man! I'm also someone who is always in my own head, so I understand how you feel! I just applied for PT school, and am so excited to hopefully start this journey next summer (fingers crossed!) Keep it up and stay motivated 👊💪

[@drjustinleedpt]

AHHH!!! THATS SO EXCITING!! where did you apply? Being in your own head is going to be the biggest obstacle in PT school. You have value and you can achieve your big dreams!! Im here to support you Beautiful Reed!

[@TheBusyB-DPT]

@@drjustinleedpt I applied to Duke where I'm actually about to do my second interview for in about an hour. As well as Eastern Washington University, University of Washington, and University of Puget Sound. 😁

[@drjustinleedpt]

@Beautiful Reed WOW! thats amazing!! Im so stoked for you and all your exciting adventures coming up in the near future. Remember... out of all the applicants, they chose YOU to interview _. They WANT YOU. I know you are going to CRUSH_ this interview. GOOD LUCK

[@TheBusyB-DPT]

@@drjustinleedpt thank you so much for the encouragement! I actually just got my acceptance offer from Duke today!! Im overwhelmed with excitement😁👊

[@drjustinleedpt]

@@TheBusyB-DPT OMG HELL YEAH!!!!! CONGRATSSSS!!!! you're going to be a doctor !!!

[@debtfreeF]

this is so helpful especially for the people taking the upcoming Oct boards! Nonetheless, it's helpful for any time of the year!

[@drjustinleedpt]

Thanks France! You're always so encouraging!!

[@kareenjames1903]

Thank God that I finally passed my NPTE exams on the 2nd attempt. Do not be discouraged. It was a success with the help ofMr Taylor. who is a member of the NPTE Department. I believed he is the final solution to your NPTE exams worries. With him, you have 💯% assurance of a wonderful outcome. Hence, I recommend him to you for a success.

[@vinodchavan6850]

Love the positive energy...👍👍👍

[@drjustinleedpt]

Thank you! I appreciate your positive energy

[@anshushrestha601]

Loved this video & the journey to your success! Keep rocking 😍🙌

[@hannahhutson2421]

HI! I absolutely loved your video, you seem like an amazing person! I graduated as a PTA May 2021 at the top (or close to) of my class, but sadly I have failed my first two exams. This has brought a lot of stress and discouragement to my study time, but your video was very uplifting. Third time is a charm, right?!

[@drjustinleedpt]

I am so sorry to hear that about your first two exams… It’s been about a month since this comment. Was 3rd time the charm??? And thank you so much! It means a lot to hear that this video was meaningful to you (:

[@jmatt2v]

Just took the exam yesterday, and I am MAD SPIRALING. I keep thinking about questions I got and wrong, and man its so hard

[@drjustinleedpt]

Just seeing this comment. How did your results turn out?

[@jmatt2v]

@@drjustinleedpt I passed!!!! With flying colors!!! Thanks for the inspiration! Ive been happily employed since august, and living the dream!

[@drjustinleedpt]

@@jmatt2v AHHHHhhhhh!!!THATS AMAZING!! Wasnt that feeling the bestest feeling when you found out you PASSED?! Im happy for you. Where are you employed?

[@kevjumbaz]

congratulations my dude thats really some big achievement! now pls drop that ptexam pdf for a broke pt student :')

[@drjustinleedpt]

Thank you so much. I do not have the PTEXAM PDF.. I am sorry

[@normacastroracine2504]

Thank you for sharing your story.

[@drjustinleedpt]

You are very welcome!

[@aazeenEBRehab]

Thank You for the video❤. I’m Physiotherapy student in 4th year.

[@Morvantyute]

Congrats 👊🏽

[@drjustinleedpt]

thank you soca!!

[@Aj77492]

Loved the video! It's GUCCI.. I would like to speak as I have not started any preps yet and Exam is at a doorstep in Oct (this is Aug).. I know there is a lot to study and I am just overwhelmed to know where exactly to start from !!!!!

[@anibenn4253]

I'm venturing on getting my PT license and im giving up my full time RN job so I can give myself wholly to the PT review. I have like 12 wks before the exam. Your video is very inspiring. Thank you.

[@drjustinleedpt]

12 weeks?! You got this in the bag!! I would highly recommend that you create a schedule for yourself and you stick to it. Take a lot of practice tests as well 😇

[@AwakeningVibes-369]

Hi Anifel, how did it go?

[@anibenn4253]

@@AwakeningVibes-369 i didn't pass it. After the exam, I thought i made it or if not my score would be up there close to passing but I was so wrong!!!

[@AwakeningVibes-369]

@@anibenn4253 Oh I see. So are you still re doing it?

[@anibenn4253]

@@AwakeningVibes-369 i was targeting Oct but I have to go back to work. Now the work I do is part time (3-9pm) (teaching at an LVN school) and I thought this is perfect so I can review the whole morning! But sadly, my time is consumed studying and preparing for my topic to teach :( Any advice? How's Hawaii?

[@keionthawest1424]

That is how I am going to be when I get to that moment all happy tears

[@drjustinleedpt]

I can’t wait for this to happen to you!

[@lilianamagana8416]

Thank you very much!I have to study for the NPTE exam to become a licensed PTA. By the way, I loved your. 👕

[@hrishirajpal]

the positivity you radiate is off the charts! respect bro!

[@drjustinleedpt]

I appreciate that man!! You studying for the NPTE?

[@hrishirajpal]

@@drjustinleedpt long story big bro,I'm preparing for pce now,I failed npte once,never tried again,now at 34 I've realised my mistake and that life doesn't give 2nd chances so often, hence wanna seek Ur guidance and spirit of 🤝💪 to clear atleast pce exam 🇨🇦🙏❤️😇👌👍😁🍻😎🤞

[@drjustinleedpt]

@@hrishirajpal wow I’m sorry to hear about your previous exam experience. I’m curious, why go from NPTE to PCE? You switched countries too? What helped me the most was to take practice tests and learn from my mistakes. That was the game changer. I went through the book 1-2 times but the practice exams was THE THING that helped me

[@hrishirajpal]

@@drjustinleedpt I gave up.i have no excuses brother.but I will try again.yes I changed countries.but I'm still fighting.will not quit.ur video helped me 😇I follow Ur suggestions and improve myself.u inspire everyone through your approach to life bro,not just PT but overall as a human being 💐🙏👌👏💪😁♥️

[@drjustinleedpt]

@@hrishirajpal wow thank you so much. That was super meaningful. I appreciate your kind words my friend! Don’t give up on your dreams!! It’s always an uncomfortable journey to achieve the next level, but when you push through, it’s sooooo worth it!

[@JerickMoss]

congrats man!!!

[@drjustinleedpt]

Thank you!

[@JerickMoss]

i’m taking mine on January 15!!

[@drjustinleedpt]

Broooooo that’s coming up!!!! Less than a month away. You ready?

[@carlaespinoza8321]

damn, 1:30 into your video I started crying seeing that precious blue dot. PT2021!!

[@carlaespinoza8321]

I'd treat myself to Hawaii or someplace w good white sand too.

[@hemaladani4510]

Hello Justin, My wife is preparing for npte for quite sometime. She scored 530, 540 and 575 subsequently. She is stuck at 60 to 65% grades and can't get over with old techniques. What is number 1 skill to clear this barrier in your opinion? Again thank you for such awesome content.

[@thomasofarrell5524]

Hey! Great video. Would you mind sharing your percentage scores on the practice exams leading up to the NPTE. Thanks!

[@drjustinleedpt]

I dont have access to them anymore, but I know with the score builders exams i “failed” all of them.

[@timanderson5184]

NO! Everyone I've talked to said don't waste your time and money on those review books. NPTEFF hands down (class above us just scored a 100% pass rate with their independent study bundle).

[@drjustinleedpt]

Oooooo 100% is a solid pass rate that I can for sure trust. Thanks for the recommendation!

[@AirBao1]

More curious if those students ALL did the assigned readings or just the video lectures to pass? Thanks!

[@drjustinleedpt]

@@AirBao1 great question. I have no clue but this isn’t the first time I’m hearing about NPTEFF for NPTE prep

[@kareenjames1903]

Thank God that I finally passed my NPTE exams on the 2nd attempt. Do not be discouraged. It was a success with the help ofMr Taylor. who is a member of the NPTE Department. I believed he is the final solution to your NPTE exams worries. With him, you have 💯% assurance of a wonderful outcome. Hence, I recommend him to you for a success.

[@sandeepannath8474]

Thanq so much sir for sharing such informative video with us😌💞

[@drjustinleedpt]

You’re welcome!!

[@TD-sk7jb]

This video is amazing. I am in a hybrid 2 year program I graduate in August 2023, will you still recommend the same study routine given this video was posted a few years ago? I am slightly nervous because a lot of these hybrid programs quickly skim over important topics and content leaving myself and other students felling like we are craming and dumping the material to just pass a quiz or an exam VS a 3 year traditional program.

[@airamonicamillan7465]

WOW SANA ALL!

[@drjustinleedpt]

thank you!

[@kareenjames1903]

Thank God that I finally passed my NPTE exams on the 2nd attempt. Do not be discouraged. It was a success with the help ofMr Taylor. who is a member of the NPTE Department. I believed he is the final solution to your NPTE exams worries. With him, you have 💯% assurance of a wonderful outcome. Hence, I recommend him to you for a success.

[@maryjon1963]

gonna have my NPTE this yr. bruh! wish me luck!!! so, basically i should focus more on PEAT than THERAPY ED sample questions

[@badalpatel4843]

Are you talking about NPTE PT or PTA? Can you pass NPTE PT in six weeks?

[@drjustinleedpt]

I am talking about the NPTE PT. I studied for 6 weeks and passed 😆

[@karlakalpouzos8535]

@@drjustinleedpt Can I use that book to study for my PTA exam? Or Do you recommend me any other one ?

[@drjustinleedpt]

@@karlakalpouzos8535 This same company has a PTA version. I know a lot of students that used it and passed their licensing exam

[@kareenjames1903]

Thank God that I finally passed my NPTE exams on the 2nd attempt. Do not be discouraged. It was a success with the help ofMr Taylor. who is a member of the NPTE Department. I believed he is the final solution to your NPTE exams worries. With him, you have 💯% assurance of a wonderful outcome. Hence, I recommend him to you for a success.

[@denforcer]

Hello! I’m watching this a second time around because I am now a third year student. Your videos are wonderful, thank you. My question for you is, how far in advance did you sign up for your exam?

[@yasmineramadan2205]

Thank you very much for your valuable information , What is the difference between DPT and masters ? What is better of them to do after having a Bsc degree ???

[@Sisipatel18]

I have two questions? There’s decided tests if you don’t pass one of them then do you need to re take all again? Second question: what if you fail 6 times?

[@Nicole43734]

Hi! I'm debating whether I should take the April or July NPTE, questioning myself if I can be prepared enough by April with a full time job so I thought I'd be more prepared if it was July. But then I heard July is usually the hardest out of the year, do you think the rumor is true?

[@sandeepannath8474]

I genuinely liked ur video... U earned a new follower today😂😌👍🏻

[@drjustinleedpt]

YES!!! Your sub is MEANINGFUL to me ❤️

[@Nisha-ib9sg]

Do you have Therapyed or Scorebuilder in softcopy?

[@BeAmazedandHappy]

Is this enough or will you recommend any more books?

[@drjustinleedpt]

This is all I studied and I passed the exam!

[@BH_Restorative_fitness]

can you make a video on "Have a degree appropriate for the exam level from a CAPTE (Commission on Accreditation in Physical Therapy Education) accredited institution, or have an education that has been determined to be substantially equivalent by a recognized credentialing agency?" I have been studying physical therapy for the last 8 years but never pursued a degree. Can I become a PT by only passing the exam? Thank you.

[@nadahesham3238]

I can't get the book, I from Egypt 😞no shipping to my country

[@drjustinleedpt]

I am sorry to hear that..

[@kareenjames1903]

Thank God that I finally passed my NPTE exams on the 2nd attempt. Do not be discouraged. It was a success with the help ofMr Taylor. who is a member of the NPTE Department. I believed he is the final solution to your NPTE exams worries. With him, you have 💯% assurance of a wonderful outcome. Hence, I recommend him to you for a success.

[@lillibethloralibres4604]

Hi! Is your book still available? Like, are you selling it as a second hand? thanks!

[@ishie0196]

I am just wondering how many hours you were studying a day? Also, on your test days, were you also reviewing what you got wrong on that day or did you save that for another day? I am starting to try to decide how to break my study schedule up.

[@drjustinleedpt]

Great question! I think I spent about 5-7 hours for 5-6 days a week for these 6 weeks. And yeah I would take the exam and then take a break. Then review what I got wrong and why and study it hard. Then I would be toast for the day. Then the next day I would immediate review what I got wrong and again and why. That’s called active recall. This is the technique that helped me the most! Force yourself to remember!

[@ishie0196]

@@drjustinleedpt thank you for responding! I have been watching since you were still in school. You actually sent me a free shirt and a sticker a while back when you did a giveaway. Good to see how you are doing!

[@jasminzepeda]

Can I use the same material for PTA?

[@nesta5681]

Hey, man! Thanks for the tips and motivation. I didn't pass my previous attempts so I'm gonna do your 6-week schedule for the October 2021 exam. I got the Scorebuilders book as well so I think this will be the difference maker this time around! How did you manage your time while taking the NPTE? The way I did it, I would give myself at least 1 minute per question in a section. So that would be 50 questions multiplied by 1 so it would be 50 mins give or take for 50 questions (with 10 mins as cushion to review previous items). So I would try to do 1 hour per section BUT I think this was my downfall because in a way, I'd get pressured by the time lol. Also I feel like the way I did it wouldn't help me utilize the whole 5 hours wisely. Idk! Hope to hear some of your tips in how you managed your time while taking the NPTE!

[@drjustinleedpt]

Hey man. Im sorry to hear about your failed attempts. Im sure as you're studying for the exam, it's bringing you a lot of anxiety.. I cant promise that you will pass with my 6 week schedule, but I can share that I passed with it and teach you what I did for this. Frankly, I think that strategy of spending 1 min per question is not the smartest (for reasons you mentioned). What I did to manage my time during the exam was: I approached each question and if I was confident with my answer I selected my answer and moved on (never looked back at that question), but if there was a question that was a toss up between 2 answers, I picked one answer but "marked it." and lastly if there was a question that I had no clue, I "marked" it quickly and moved on. That way when I have time at the end, I went back to my marked questions to spend more time there. Hope that helps!

[@kareenjames1903]

Thank God that I finally passed my NPTE exams on the 2nd attempt. Do not be discouraged. It was a success with the help ofMr Taylor. who is a member of the NPTE Department. I believed he is the final solution to your NPTE exams worries. With him, you have 💯% assurance of a wonderful outcome. Hence, I recommend him to you for a success.

[@nesta5681]

@@drjustinleedpt thanks bro. I'll be looking forward to trying that strategy out as I see its more efficient. Going for my attempt on november. Pray for me!

[@nesta5681]

@@kareenjames1903 thank you for the encouragement

[@sabasheikh7549]

@@kareenjames1903 how to approach him?

[@ahmedelseady3308]

Hello, do I have the right to open a clinic in the United States of America, and I am Egyptian, or will it be for the people of the country only? Thank you for your effort ❤️

[@mianammar2285]

@liftforchange kindly tell from where I can get the Syllabus/Course outline for NPTE exam???

[@drjustinleedpt]

She can find it in the description! There is a link there and you can download the spreadsheet

[@seanbryant6583]

I absolutely despised the study guide. It was all over the place, some information was completely wrong. I used the NPTEFF video bundle course and followed the timetable, it's WAY better than these books.

[@kiranfatima4472]

Can you please provide a pdf of this book I'm an international student I need this book, please help me out

[@tsitsisifiyali2114]

anyone to share these books with me

[@matteoricci9024]

if I am Italian, where should I take the exam? online? or necessarily in presence

[@Vishu12310]

Hi, Doc, PT & PTA study guide for the same please answer, thank you so much for the information.

[@lexxa9571]

does the PEAT exam, the one that you use to practice, is it free to take?

[@drjustinleedpt]

Unfortunately it is not.. you have to pay for it

[@lexxa9571]

Oh ok. Uff when you talk about the scores and how it doesn’t determine how much money you are going to make or if you are going to have a better position in your job took me a huge weight out of my shoulders because I thought they would eventually affect me if I didn’t have like a perfect score lol. Im a freshmen in college and I want to become a PT, so I was already freaking out about this exam lol. Thank you for the tips and advice because right now with this pandemic everything its a little more challenging but not impossible.

[@drjustinleedpt]

@@lexxa9571 definitely not impossible!!! It’s great that you’re thinking ahead and planning for your future. When I was a freshman I didn’t even know PTs had to take a licensing exam. That weight off your shoulders is a big deal and I’m so thrilled to hear that you will no longer be burdened by that idea. (Remember that when you study for it in your future too, when you get there) I’m here to support you!!!! Are you struggling with anything as a freshman in college?

[@haniyokokura869]

I cant find the book for free pdf 😭😭😭

[@drjustinleedpt]

I don’t have the book for free, but I have my study guide schedule. You can find that link in the description

[@kareenjames1903]

Thank God that I finally passed my NPTE exams on the 2nd attempt. Do not be discouraged. It was a success with the help ofMr Taylor. who is a member of the NPTE Department. I believed he is the final solution to your NPTE exams worries. With him, you have 💯% assurance of a wonderful outcome. Hence, I recommend him to you for a success.

[@moodyrhode1642]

what about new edition vs old edition of ptexam scorebuilder??

[@drjustinleedpt]

I would recommend trying to get the newest version of the PT exam scorebuilders since they always update it every year

[@kareenjames1903]

Thank God that I finally passed my NPTE exams on the 2nd attempt. Do not be discouraged. It was a success with the help ofMr Taylor. who is a member of the NPTE Department. I believed he is the final solution to your NPTE exams worries. With him, you have 💯% assurance of a wonderful outcome. Hence, I recommend him to you for a success.

[@BossofBosses111]

You have a great channel!

[@drjustinleedpt]

Thank you so much!

[@annasugar5]

Do you have any advice for people who suffer from test performance anxiety on exam day?

[@drjustinleedpt]

Take deep breaths. Remind yourself that you studied hard and diligently prior to the exams. Remind yourself of your practice test scores!

[@squirtlevscharmander1617]

yessss thank you Jesus!

[@drjustinleedpt]

are you preparing for Oct NPTE?

[@squirtlevscharmander1617]

@@drjustinleedpt Nope I just love you man. Thanks for being such an inspiration!! I want to get into Pediatric PT and I'm in my last year of BS Business Admin. I've watched all your videos basically trying to get as much of a headstart as I can!

[@drjustinleedpt]

@@squirtlevscharmander1617 No probram at all! Im glad I can be your glimer of hope throughout this process. you're going to kill it on the application man, you're thinking ahead and planning, which is the best thing you can do for yourself right now. and get good grades lol but IM HERE TO HELP AND SUPPORT YOU!! There are a lot of other students like yourself you know. You should join the LEVATOR NATION group on FB and talk with other people about what you're going through.

[@drsamraanwar6622]

hey i need guidance to apply for credential equivalence for NPTE for Newyork . i am from Pakistan. Please respond me. i need sincere advice.

[@drjustinleedpt]

For international students who want to become a DPT in the USA, please refer to this website www.fsbpt.org/Free-Resources/Foreign-Educated-PTs-and-PT-Assistants/Education-Credentials-Review

[@ankurpathak5964]

beother i am from a low income family..i can't afford this book..it's preety expensive .. so can you help me to get any free links you know .. to download this book..i need it

[@drswallet]

Do you have this book in pdf form?

[@drjustinleedpt]

Unfortunately I do not. It is worth it to get the book and also the online programs associated with this

[@kareenjames1903]

Thank God that I finally passed my NPTE exams on the 2nd attempt. Do not be discouraged. It was a success with the help ofMr Taylor. who is a member of the NPTE Department. I believed he is the final solution to your NPTE exams worries. With him, you have 💯% assurance of a wonderful outcome. Hence, I recommend him to you for a success.

[@damarishernandez4116]

Why is there so May different books of the ptexam (the covers are all different colors) what are the differences between them?

[@drjustinleedpt]

So many difference companies want to compete to gain money from students who are desperate for a high score haha think about the SAT/GRE. Look at how many books there are to study from.. haha Are you talking about like physical books from different companies or the different subjects (colors) in the video?

[@damarishernandez4116]

@@drjustinleedpt yeah like its the same company (score builders ) but different ptexam study guide book. Do you recommend the version (the one you own) more than the others?

[@drjustinleedpt]

@@damarishernandez4116 what does your study guide book come with? The book I have comes with 3 practice tests and analysis on each exam, along with in depth knowledge on everything you need to know. All i studied was from this book pretty much and i passed lol

[@stavderi9843]

Hi I would like to know if this book is useful for knowledge for a personal trainer that is interested in injuries and preventing them Thank you for your answer! Stav

[@cihankaratas6113]

How many years is the score we get from this exam valid?

[@rheag8223]

may i please know what year you graduate? thank you

[@kareenjames1903]

Thank God that I finally passed my NPTE exams on the 2nd attempt. Do not be discouraged. It was a success with the help ofMr Taylor. who is a member of the NPTE Department. I believed he is the final solution to your NPTE exams worries. With him, you have 💯% assurance of a wonderful outcome. Hence, I recommend him to you for a success.

[@Jewels24495]

Do you have therapyed in soft?

[@VSG861]

6weeks without workout?

[@drjustinleedpt]

I still worked out during this time!!

[@kareenjames1903]

Thank God that I finally passed my NPTE exams on the 2nd attempt. Do not be discouraged. It was a success with the help ofMr Taylor. who is a member of the NPTE Department. I believed he is the final solution to your NPTE exams worries. With him, you have 💯% assurance of a wonderful outcome. Hence, I recommend him to you for a success.

[@roshangaha4254]

Can i get pdf of this?

[@drjustinleedpt]

I wish they had a PDF version of this but I looked for it and I couldn’t find it

[@roshangaha4254]

@@drjustinleedpt desperately want them☹️

[@drjustinleedpt]

@@roshangaha4254 I am sorry I wish I could be more helpful

[@roshangaha4254]

@@drjustinleedpt How different the contents are in comparition to old versions for scorebuilders ? Do you have any idea abt this?

[@drjustinleedpt]

@@roshangaha4254 generally the content is the same, however every year date update the licensing exam because they want to make sure you are tested accordingly. For example when I took the exam, they added more questions about other systems like lymphedema, wound care, and those topics.

[@binitamistry2824]

Is npte difficult for foreign trained physio ?

[@drjustinleedpt]

That is difficult to say because I do not know what prior knowledge foreign trained physios have. But I could imagine it would because I'm sure there are different protocols and rules in USA PT vs foreign physios...

[@neveenhassan4161]

Can I get the book as a pdf , please

[@brianwilson3139]

Trust me, the only thing you need is npteff.com, period.

[@drjustinleedpt]

I never heard of that but will for sure look into it!

[@AnandSingh-pz9hn]

what is the passing percentage NPTE??

[@josephmunroe5599]

It's suppose to be 75%, that's what I would aim for, the test is curved a bit depending on how hard it is and how everyone did. the official passing rate is to get 600 out of 800, which is 75%.

[@drjustinleedpt]

Joseph answerd it for me (:

[@kareenjames1903]

Thank God that I finally passed my NPTE exams on the 2nd attempt. Do not be discouraged. It was a success with the help ofMr Taylor. who is a member of the NPTE Department. I believed he is the final solution to your NPTE exams worries. With him, you have 💯% assurance of a wonderful outcome. Hence, I recommend him to you for a success.

[@Israrkhan-fv4il]

Where we found these books

[@drjustinleedpt]

You can get them online! Only in the US

[@Danni.Milano]

Can I buy this book from you?

[@physiopatty9884]

I want that book :((

[@drjustinleedpt]

Go to the score builders website!

[@physioshivani9266]

Can i join any online classes for npte im inn india..

[@drjustinleedpt]

I heard a lot of students got great results from this course npteff.com/

[@BenRiva-v3y]

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[@hongluong7836]

Hay quá

[@susmitakedarnathsahoo340]

Sir can u pls mention how much experience is required for writing npte exam?? I m from India.

[@drjustinleedpt]

You need to be able to complete DPT school first before sitting for the exam. If you’re from India, you should contact APTA to see if your degree is transferable to the USA and if you can sit for the NPTE exam

[@hellysharma7476]

I am an undergraduate nd just half the way to complete my batchelors in PT. But wanted to ask about what should I do after my batchelors are cleared? Can I directly apply for DPT or do I need to do masters first

[@drjustinleedpt]

you can apply directly to DPT. But you need all your prerequisites and requirements fulfilled.. do you have all that? do you need help? I can help you!! As a soph-junior in undergrad, you're at the perfect season to make these decisions. I 100% know how overwhelming and confusing it can be. Im here to help! Email me dude!!

[@kareenjames1903]

Thank God that I finally passed my NPTE exams on the 2nd attempt. Do not be discouraged. It was a success with the help ofMr Taylor. who is a member of the NPTE Department. I believed he is the final solution to your NPTE exams worries. With him, you have 💯% assurance of a wonderful outcome. Hence, I recommend him to you for a success.

[@prathikpremkumarpesbestie4789]

I think I gonna desert you just kidding but thanks bro for your tips