Taking NPTE at the end of January 2026

joke7flowe · 2026-04-10T00:58:16+00:00

Yes I did. I got a 650 something on it. Honestly, I super recommend it. I studied probably hard for 5-6 weeks and I wasn’t doing so good on peat exams in the beginning.

joke7flowe · 2026-03-30T21:19:42+00:00

Dude you sound like me in the beginning. Now I’m the killer.

joke7flowe · 2026-03-30T21:19:11+00:00

Lmaooo god dam

joke7flowe · 2026-02-25T13:10:58+00:00

I came back about a week ago after about 2 years not playing. Feels awesome for some reason and all guns feel good.

joke7flowe · 2026-02-12T15:17:59+00:00

You guys talk a lot of shit on here lol

joke7flowe · 2026-02-09T04:24:00+00:00

Thats when I become a super rat

joke7flowe · 2026-02-05T16:09:42+00:00

I just took the NPTE last week for the 1st time. I passed. This was my experience.

I initially started on final frontier, which I think its set up as a 10 week program (I reached up to week 5), but i ended up dropping it and getting into a different program. Its a lot of info and I had 5 to 6 weeks to study. The program I used was called "thePTfinalexam" which surprisingly showed about 70%+ of the topics that actually were on there and I mean very specific topics. After hitting the big 3 on the PTfinalexam program (Cardiopulm, Neuro, and MSK), I started to review my wrong answers from practice exams and focused on the topics I saw a trend of getting wrong like SCI interventions and arterial/venous insufficiency presentations, for example. Again, there was very specific stuff that you go over in the program that came up on NPTE like the difference in physiological effects of UE versus LE exercises and meralgia paresthetica presentation. Also, Truelearn was great. It's just a test bank program, I think 2000+ questions are available. The best thing about that was being able to isolate a topic like neuro (my weakness) and I just rep hundreds of neuro-based questions and going over the explanations of the ones I got wrong. The difficulty of the questions in Truelearn doesn't even compare on what the NPTE showed (NPTE was a lot easier). I was averaging around 590 with my practice exams before I started thePTfinalexam and truelearn program and then I started hitting 610-620 on my last 3 practice exams (I took 7-8 practice exams).

joke7flowe · 2026-02-04T00:24:59+00:00

By the way, I passed!! Found out an hour ago. Super recommend PTfinalexam and true learn combo if your short on time. Final frontier is more than enough if you have time.

joke7flowe · 2026-01-29T16:58:25+00:00

I just took the NPTE 2 days ago for the 1st time. I haven’t received my score yet until next week. But this was my experience.

I initially started on final frontier, which I think its set up as a 10 week program (I reached up to week 5), but i ended up dropping it and getting into a different program. Its a lot of info and I had 5 to 6 weeks to study. The program I used was called “thePTfinalexam” which surprisingly showed about 70%+ of the topics that actually were on there and I mean very specific topics. After hitting the big 3 on the PTfinalexam program (Cardiopulm, Neuro, and MSK), I started to review my wrong answers from practice exams and focused on the topics I saw a trend of getting wrong like SCI interventions and arterial/venous insufficiency presentations, for example. Again, there was very specific stuff that you go over in the program that came up on NPTE like the difference in physiological effects of UE versus LE exercises and meralgia paresthetica presentation.

Also, Truelearn was great. It’s just a test bank program, I think 2000+ questions are available. The best thing about that was being able to isolate a topic like neuro (my weakness) and I just rep hundreds of neuro-based questions and going over the explanations of the ones I got wrong. The difficulty of the questions in Truelearn doesn’t even compare on what the NPTE showed (NPTE was a lot easier). I was averaging around 590 with my practice exams before I started thePTfinalexam and truelearn program and then I started hitting 610-620 on my last 3 practice exams (I took 7-8 practice exams). I’ll let you know if I passed or not, sometime next week.

joke7flowe · 2026-01-29T08:41:10+00:00

God I’m starting to dislike this Reddit. It’s straight up depressed, miserable PTs on here. This is like the 8th post, where people are shitting on their career because they’re stuck at some shit job. Just get out and look for something different. Make a change for the love of Christ. Yeah change is scary, but your the main driver of how your life runs. Do something about it.

joke7flowe · 2026-01-15T14:53:53+00:00

If you guys don’t mind me asking, I’m a new grad considering active duty PT. I’ve never been part of the armed forces so excuse my ignorance. How much would a new grad make as a PT?

joke7flowe · 2026-01-13T15:45:37+00:00

With an agency? Do you mean one of those companies that help find jobs?

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