The official passing standard, current exam format, where to find current pass-rate reports, and what to do if you do not pass.
Exam-year reports
FSBPT updates these each May for the preceding year
Graduation-year reports
Includes first-time and ultimate pass rates
School-level reports
Compare the official two-year results by program
Pass rates vary by cohort and year. View the current reports directly on FSBPT.
Important note
The passing standard is exactly 600 on the 200–800 scale. Because FSBPT equates forms and converts raw performance to scaled scores, a single percent-correct cutoff should not be presented as official.
FSBPT limits attempts and publishes official retake guidance. Here is how to make your next eligible attempt more intentional.
Confirm your next eligible date
FSBPT says candidates must wait until the next scheduled test date, while retake rules can also vary by licensing jurisdiction. Confirm both before planning.
Use the report you actually receive
The free score report shows your scaled score and status. FSBPT offers a separate paid Performance Feedback Report when you want more detailed diagnostic information.
Change your study method
If passive reading and watching videos didn't work, switch to active recall — practice questions with rationales, not re-reading notes.
Address test anxiety separately
Many repeat testers know the material but underperform under timed conditions. Practice timed 45-question sections and use each fixed mock intentionally.
PTverse tracks your readiness score daily
Use a practice-based readiness signal to guide study priorities without treating it as an official score prediction.
Try free NPTE questionsFree to start
PTverse tracks a practice-based Readiness Index and content-area trends. It is not an official FSBPT score or pass prediction.
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The official passing standard, current exam format, where to find current pass-rate reports, and what to do if you do not pass.
Exam-year reports
FSBPT updates these each May for the preceding year
Graduation-year reports
Includes first-time and ultimate pass rates
School-level reports
Compare the official two-year results by program
Pass rates vary by cohort and year. View the current reports directly on FSBPT.
Important note
The passing standard is exactly 600 on the 200–800 scale. Because FSBPT equates forms and converts raw performance to scaled scores, a single percent-correct cutoff should not be presented as official.
FSBPT limits attempts and publishes official retake guidance. Here is how to make your next eligible attempt more intentional.
Confirm your next eligible date
FSBPT says candidates must wait until the next scheduled test date, while retake rules can also vary by licensing jurisdiction. Confirm both before planning.
Use the report you actually receive
The free score report shows your scaled score and status. FSBPT offers a separate paid Performance Feedback Report when you want more detailed diagnostic information.
Change your study method
If passive reading and watching videos didn't work, switch to active recall — practice questions with rationales, not re-reading notes.
Address test anxiety separately
Many repeat testers know the material but underperform under timed conditions. Practice timed 45-question sections and use each fixed mock intentionally.
PTverse tracks your readiness score daily
Use a practice-based readiness signal to guide study priorities without treating it as an official score prediction.
Try free NPTE questionsFree to start
PTverse tracks a practice-based Readiness Index and content-area trends. It is not an official FSBPT score or pass prediction.
No credit card required · Free forever on core features