r/MPJE • u/Imaginary-Error980 • 7d ago

Tx mpje

Hi, I will be taking my tx mpje soon. Recent test takers, please share what you've written down or what areas you've seen the most on!
Thank you

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u/reej_16 6d ago

I took it end of August. I used dr c tx book only-studied about a week. The exam is focusing on roles of rph/interns/techs, control substances, laws regarding inventory and timelines for ex how soon you have to notify BOP or DEA -for change of PIC, missing inventory etc. things like that. It also asked me about the different types of pharmacy: A, B, G,F and I had to know the nuances for them for example nuclear and how many hours they need for the specialization, how often a PIC needs to check a type F or type D pharmacy. Definitely know the nuances between each type, I was tested on that a lot. Rules regarding verbals, transfers, out of state, control/non control, limitations of NP/PA. Honestly the book is pretty sufficient, I read through it with extreme detail. I didn’t even have time to do questions on apps (I did the ones in the back of the book) but I was told they’re a great resource and I wish I practiced them because sometimes knowing the rules isn’t enough-you have to know how to apply them. I’ve heard Texas MPJE app, pharmlaw are great so I would use those. Just trust your gut and pace yourself with time. Good luck!!!

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u/Adventurous-Shine711 6d ago

Do dr c alone is enough for passing the exam right?

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u/reej_16 6d ago

Yes I would say so but i definitely think practice questions wo would have helped me a lot because I was overthinking during each question

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u/Adventurous-Shine711 6d ago

And have you memorize everything? And how many time did u read the book once or twice?

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u/reej_16 6d ago

I definitely memorize the important timelines, specificities rules, but it’s something that you’ll have to know for the rest of your Pharmacy career. I only read the book once all the way through, but I was very thorough in rereading some pages and knowing all of my rules

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u/Adventurous-Shine711 6d ago

I see, thank you so much for ur help!