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So I'm planning to take the NPTE on Jan 2017. I started studying three weeks ago and have been taking practice exams every week. I'm not getting any good scores on practice exams (58% & 61% on scorebuilders, and 56% on therapyed). I'm freaking out because based on these scores it doesn't seem like my studying is effective - my scores are not improving; and I only have ~5 wks before the test day. Is that enough time to see any improvements in order to pass the NPTE? Or am I lost cause and should postpone it? My situation is a little complicated. I'm a licensed PT in other country but I'm currently an undergraduate student here in US. And that's the reason why I'm hesitant to postpone the NPTE. The semester just finished so now I have all the time to focus on studying for NPTE. If I decide to take it some other time I feel like I would not have time to focus on NPTE. My goal is to get my license so I can start working at least before I graduate (which is on 2017) because I have to start my student loan (as soon as I graduate). But at the same time I don't want to fail the NPTE that's why I'm having doubts in taking it on January.