Physiotherapy Competency Exam - Clinical Component

[fratjock20]

Hi everyone,

I just finished writing my clinical portion of the Canadian PCE yesterday and wanted to hear from others who have taken the exam in the past. I'm a little worried about the amount of items I couldn't complete, either because I forgot due to nerves or didn't have time to complete.

I was just wondering on a typical exam, how many stations are you allowed to fail and still pass the exam? I know it varies from exam to exam, but it would be nice to know to put my mind at ease. I felt quite rushed throughout, and as a result, wasn't able to perform as well as I would have hoped.

I appreciate any and all feedback, either on this thread or in a private message. Thank you!

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[sanchill]

"I THINK" that at least u need to pass 10-11 stations, however, u should score high in these stations to compensate the marks lost in the failed stations

[fratjock20]

Thank you so much for the reply! Any information on this topic would really be beneficial and is much appreciated!

[sanchill]

u can see this link, have a look at p10-13

http://alliancept.org/pdfs/exams_faq_20101013.pdf

[fratjock20]

Thank you sanchill! I have read through that information before and found it to be quite complicated. So I was hoping that I could get information from individuals who have taken the exam before (who have passed or failed) to try and get a better idea through personal experience. I really appreciate your replies!

[fratjock20]

Any other previous exam takers have any more information?? I really appreciate it!

[sangeet]

PCE, CLINICAL COMPONENT NOV 2011, TORONTO

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