PT Exam Leak Leads BLACKLISTING OF RP

[chaowix]

---

True that in most colleges & universities palang, they're more on aimed on "quantity" over quality.
And these dubious review centers are capitalizing on it. It's like a trend nowadays.

Wa hibaw-i naa ni silay contact sulod sa Board of PT/Nursing for them to formulate their leakage.

Luoy jud ang mga nag-tinarong nga na-among.

Agree! gusto man ug shortcut and also para sure High passing rate.

selfish kaayo

[oninrocks]

kaluoy sa mga nagtinarung.

[vladmire]

when money talks, everyone listen... tsk tsk tsk..

[che(k_afss]

astang lawgawa! sa una nursing karon nasad PT.. unsa nasad kaha sunod?

[chaowix]

dapat ipang close na sila! ang Gapuz naa man japon maski daghan nag antos ato

[Metz]

MANILA, Philippines
- Bad news for thousands of Filipino physical therapy (PT) graduates who want to work in the United States: American PT licensure authorities are blacklisting the Philippines and three other countries for at least one year over the leak of test questions.

The Federation of State Boards of Physical Therapy (FSBPT), which administers the US National Physical Therapy Examination (NPTE), announced in its website (www.fsbpt.org<http://www.fsbpt.org>) yesterday that it is suspending NPTE tests for PT graduates from the Philippines, Egypt, India, and Pakistan until fall of next year.

“This necessary security measure is in response to compelling evidence gathered by the Federation reflecting systematic and methodical sharing of recalled questions by significant numbers of graduates of programs in the affected countries, as well as several exam preparation companies specifically targeted to these graduates,” FSBPT said.

“This evidence was obtained through extensive forensic analyses of exam performances, as well as a variety of legal actions brought by the Federation in the United States and abroad,” it said.

“Most notably, this includes the raid and seizure of evidence from the St. Louis Review Center in Manila, Philippines, and its alleged owners/operators, Gerard L. Martin, Roger P. Tong-an and Carlito Balita, which revealed the widespread sharing of hundreds of live test items.

PT exam leak leads to blacklisting of RP | The Philippine Star >> News >> Headlines

Now, they have to go to US nagyud to take the exam. Another shameful act that will haunt us napud.

mao guro high passing rate hehe

murag tanan review centers ani man ang system
mao niy gitawag "final coaching."
hapit tanang nigawas sa past exams ifeed ninyo. nya ang pang topnotcher nila naay "special materials(or high probability mogawas)". limitied ra sa mga potential topnotchers aron sure jud motaas ang scores.

unless usbon ang systema mao jud na padulngan.

[19blackpanther75]

what the heck... kuyawa sa current events sa ako migo oh.....

[chaowix]

what the heck... kuyawa sa current events sa ako migo oh.....

well its for real.

see you in Bcd hehe

[chaowix]

wa pagyud mabuhat ang Prc or gov't agency para ipa close or something ang review center ky wala pai balaod

[hobie]

intawn .. mga selfish kau na tao ..profit ra gi huna2 ..damay na tanan Filipino ani