• Exam Overview

    What’s On the Exam

    Three exams. One path to licensure. Learn how APMLE Parts I, II and III prepare you for podiatric practice.

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    Costs & Schedule

    APMLE fees, important dates, and scheduling basics for Parts I, II and III. Learn costs and key deadlines.

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    Score Release Dates

    APMLE score release timelines for Parts I, II and III — find when your results are available.

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    Credibility & Standards

    Standards and requirements that uphold the credibility and fairness of the APMLE process.

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  • For Candidates

    Registration & Scheduling

    Who is Eligible?
    Registration & Scheduling Steps
    Test Accommodations
    Refunds & Rescheduling

    Exam Preparation

    Using the Exam Interface
    Tutorials & Study Resources

    Exam Day Info

    Taking Your Exam
    What To Bring
    Test Center Rules

    After the Exam

    Understanding Your Score
    Requesting Transcripts
    Score Recheck Process
    Appeals & Irregular Behavior

  • Resources

    FAQs

    Quick answers to common questions about the APMLE, exams, scoring, and policies.

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    Policies & Procedures

    Key policies and procedures governing the APMLE and exam administration.

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The American Podiatric Medical Licensing Examination (APMLE) is the national test series required for licensure in podiatric medicine. It ensures candidates demonstrate the knowledge, clinical judgment, and skills necessary for safe and effective practice.

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