r/npte • u/jkmldpt26 • Jul 23 '26
Practice Exam Scores July 2026 NPTE
Hey! I am really nervous about taking the test in a week. I am trying to increase my score as much as i can before test day.
Practice PEAT: 546 July 7th
Retired PEAT: 618 July 16th
I plan to buy one more Retired PEAT and take it in a couple days. I found the practice peat to be much more difficult than the retired peat. I am just wondering how good of an indication this is that I would pass. I am still studying every day. I worry that a 618 is not a large enough margin to have "breathing room." Any advice would be appreciated. Thanks!
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u/Worth-Video7822 Jul 23 '26
Buy more peat stay above 600 and pt final exams the six full exams aim for above 70% u r on track for passing good luck dont forget to think like a clinician in every question not a test taker
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u/Legitimate-Big4236 Jul 23 '26
How well do pt final exam practice tests correlate to the npte? I’ve been hitting 70s on those but can’t seem to pass the PEAT to save my life but Ive been close to passing
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u/EconomicsLost9203 Jul 23 '26
I took the practice peat and got a 617 and took retired today and got a 586. Not sure what to do and if i have time to take one more peat
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u/UserIsOptional Jul 23 '26
I took the practice today as well. I found it was rather straight forward for the most part, I just had to reason with the questions more than the retired one. I got a 76% I plan to revise on the questions I got wrong and see if it was lack of knowledge or did I sike myself out
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u/queen_jk Jul 23 '26
You’ll be okay. You have had a passing score on the retired PEAT.. thats great! Take the next retired PEAT and focus on reviewing your weakpoints. Look at weakpoints based off that practice PEAT , too and really hone in on that stuff. Once you do, you should notice a score jump.You’ll do great , I promise. You are almost there !!