APC Written Assessment Preparation
for Indian Physiotherapists

Every internationally qualified physiotherapist who clears APC’s Eligibility Assessment and Cultural Safety Training needs to sit it. It’s a fixed part of the APEP pathway, there’s no experience level or postgraduate degree that exempts you from it.

Musculoskeletal, neurological, cardiopulmonary, paediatric and geriatric physiotherapy, plus professional practice, ethics and evidence-based care. See the five domains above for what we focus your prep on.

APC’s published pass mark is typically in the 60 to 65 percent range, though the exact figure can be adjusted per sitting. We confirm the current criteria with you as part of your prep plan rather than quoting a fixed number here.

Yes. We build your study plan around the actual APC exam calendar, identify which of the five domains you’re weakest in, and work through MCQ practice with you domain by domain rather than handing you a generic reading list. Book a free consultation to get started.

Some candidates do pass through self-study alone. Where we add the most value is timing (the exam only runs four times a year, so a missed sitting costs months) and domain diagnosis, since most Indian-trained candidates don’t realise how thin their cardiopulmonary and paediatric knowledge is until they’re tested on it.

The fee is AUD 2,017. It’s held four times a year, so if you miss a sitting or don’t pass, you may be waiting for the next available date rather than resitting immediately. Plan your prep timeline around the actual exam calendar, not just your own readiness.

Passing moves you to the remote Capability Assessment, a 1.5-hour open-book oral exam over video call, and then the one-day Clinical Workshop in Melbourne, the only stage requiring travel to Australia.