NPTE Changes to Start January 2024

The testing format and content are changing in 2024! If you are planning to wait until next year to complete your PT testing, here's the latest info!
FSBPT Test Changes: www.fsbpt.org/Free-Resources/....
FSBPT Content Outline: www.fsbpt.org/Portals/0/docum...

[@user-yt2ym3nl9r]

In usa only written component or clinical component also ,??

[@HUTCHvsNPTE]

Written only, although you'll have clinical rotations you'd have to pass prior to being eligible for the written exam

[@pav5s]

I’m a physiotherapy student and graduate in 2025, would I need complete a masters degree and then a PhD ? Or can I complete a masters degree and still take the NPTE exam ? Thanks

[@HUTCHvsNPTE]

Depends where you're at. In the US, you'd do a bachelor's and then a doctorate, which is required to practice here.

[@nisargashivakanth6927]

How will I get to know questions which are not graded?

[@HUTCHvsNPTE]

As far as I know, they do not release that information. They use those questions as testers to see if they're appropriate, but there's no way to know during or after the test which are unscored.

[@komal-qm9lu]

Hlw mam , actually im from india and i will complete my bacholars degree in 2024 And i wamt to work in usa as a physical therapist soo whats the whole process can u suggest me mam please

[@HUTCHvsNPTE]

Once you finish your undergrad, you'll have to go to school for a doctorate degree and they can give you more specifics from there, but it may be a good idea to do some research on programs and make sure you're doing your pre-req classes. Good luck!

[@saggit_medico]

Hlo mam i have a query that npte exam is held in india online or i have to go us for it?

[@HUTCHvsNPTE]

I'm pretty sure it's just in the US