NPTE in Sixty Seconds: Changes to the NPTE in 2024

[@nitesh_actor_rk]

I passed the July 2024 NPTE and used various resources to study. PEAT and Typical PT were the best and most up-to-date, but Typical PT’s detailed explanations really stood out in terms of helping me truly understand the material.

[@rakeshdolai536]

Using outdated materials from NPTE Final Frontier and TrueLearn led to my failure in the July 2024 NPTE, as they didn’t align with the updated exam format.

[@RakeshMakwana-qp1ju]

I failed the July 2024 NPTE because legacy companies like Scorebuilders and TherapyEd didn’t update their question banks to reflect the new 2024 standards, leaving me completely unprepared for the exam.

[@cgchakradhari1221]

Using NPTE Final Frontier for my July 2024 NPTE prep was a huge mistake-their question bank was outdated, filled with inaccuracies and spelling errors, and the explanations were far too short to provide real understanding.

[@abhinavsharan5527]

What is the main difference?

[@fakeemail9081]

What was the answer to the question?

[@LynqInstitute]

#2 SBP drop means heart is getting weaker and HR increase to compensate for reduced contractility.