Physiotherapy

The Prometric Exam for Physiotherapy is a professional licensing exam designed to assess the competence and qualifications of physiotherapists seeking to practice in countries like Saudi Arabia, Qatar, and the UAE. It is one of the key steps for obtaining a healthcare professional license in these countries.

Eligible criteria

Title	Qualification	Experience
Physiotherapist	BSc in Physiotherapy or Physical Therapy Direct entry to a recognized program with the attainment of an MSc degree	2 years' experience
Physiotherapy Technician    Sport Therapist	Diploma or Associate degree in physiotherapy or Physical Therapy  (2 years course)  Bachelor’s degree in Sports Therapy	2 years' experience

Exam Format

- The exam is usually a computer-based test (CBT).
- It consists of multiple-choice questions (MCQs), with a focus on clinical scenarios.
- Passing the exam is essential to demonstrate that a candidate is fit to practice and provide safe, high-quality physiotherapy care.
- The test duration can range from 2 to 3 hours.
- It usually includes 100-150 questions, depending on the country.
-The passing score also varies between countries, but it is generally between 60-70%.

Purpose

• The exam ensures that candidates meet the required standards to practice as physiotherapists in a specific country. It is required for obtaining a license from regulatory bodies. 
• The exam assesses both theoretical knowledge and practical application in physiotherapy. 
• The Prometric exam provides a standardized assessment for physiotherapists from different educational backgrounds, ensuring that all licensed practitioners have a common level of competence.