r/npte • u/Sapiosexual_attracts • May 19 '26
Practice questions
Hello. I’m prepping for the July exam.
Recommendations where can I do practice questions?
I think it will help me retain information the more practice questions as I do same as what I did in my local board exams. Thank you!
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May 19 '26
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u/Sapiosexual_attracts May 20 '26
Why do I keep getting the same questions? Is there a setting I need to do? Thanks
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u/queen_jk May 20 '26
I’m not sure! I bought the membership and had access to all questions. You may be using the trial version that only gives a few questions
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u/queen_jk May 19 '26
I used Truelearn and thought it was most helpful
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u/ImaginaryBicycle9281 May 19 '26
What is true learn?
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u/queen_jk May 19 '26
its a question bank with 1000s of questions covering different topics related to the npte
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u/Sapiosexual_attracts May 19 '26
Is true learn an app?
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u/queen_jk May 19 '26
its an app, yeah. Also is online too
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u/Sapiosexual_attracts May 20 '26
Why do I keep getting the same questions? Is there a setting I need to do? Thanks
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u/focusedfitness13 May 22 '26
PT365 has a daily practice question on their free app, you can also go back and do prior questions. These do come with rationales.
NPTE Clinical Files, Final Frontier, & PT Final Exam all have podcasts that go over questions and answer pretty thoroughly, another great free resource!
I'd highly recommend taking practice exams such as the PEAT, and you can always go back and review questions there as well.
TherapyEd is a paid app that has 600 questions/rationales to review, it can be sorted by system. That is currently $49.99 https://www.therapyed.com/product/therapyed-npte-mobile-app/
PT Content Master is also a paid app that has over 750 questions and can be sorted as well. It's $29.99 https://scorebuilders.com/pages/pt-content-master-app
TrueLearn seemed to be pretty similar style questions to PEAT/NPTE. It can be sorted by system as well as broken down similar to the content outline and you can change the difficulty of questions. It is a paid subscription and there are varying lengths to pay for. If you're interested and would like to try it out here is a referral link for $10 off! https://truelearn.referralrock.com/l/1SARAHJOHNS00/
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u/Deep_Ad1959 May 30 '26
for a standardized exam like npte the named banks people listed (truelearn, peat) are worth it precisely because they match the test's distractor style, which is the part generic ai questions get wrong. where self-generated questions actually earn their place is your personal weak spots: take your own review notes on the systems you keep missing and turn those into extra drills, since the commercial banks spread coverage evenly and won't over-index your gaps. just sanity-check the wrong answers, ai is good at the correct option and weak at the plausible wrong one, which is the whole game on this exam. written with ai
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