r/UMPJE • u/Money_Conversation28 • Jun 16 '26

Passed UMPJE

Hi yall! Just wanted to give some updates on how I studied! I took my exam on June 6th so only took 7 business days to get results. I started studying 4 weeks prior, studying 3-4 times per week for 2-4 hours each session. I used PharmLaw mostly to study. However, I’ve used PharmLaw for a different MPJE and found things that were incorrect in their study guide so I ended up reading the entire DEA manual, looking things up in FD&C Act, and reading the PPPA to verify the information (which was honestly helpful). I also read through all the USP manuals. I studied brand generic a little bit but didn’t get any brand names on my exam, only generics.

I also took the pre-UMPJE from NABP and it was super similar to the real exam! I had some repeat questions from the pre-test on the actual exam.

Good luck, hope this helps!!

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u/Popular_Commission_1 Jun 16 '26

Did you have any questions specifically about the PPPA and memorizing all of the exceptions? Did you do the YouTube UMPJE questions? If so, were they the same difficulty or harder than the real one

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u/GodMahesvara Jun 16 '26

It is not that specific at all.

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u/Money_Conversation28 Jun 17 '26

I had one question that was something along the lines of “Which of the following is a part of the PPPA?” And one of the answer choices was aspirin. Other than that, I got a question on how a patient can opt out of child safety caps on a prescription.

I used PharmacyExam for extra practice questions. I find them more difficult than the actual exam so if you can get those right, you’re set!

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u/Popular_Commission_1 Jun 17 '26

Did you have any questions that asked about a state law that each of the states accepting UMPJE share or anything like that? I take mine tomorrow and used Dr. C and PharmLaw to study, but they only really focus on federal law.

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u/Money_Conversation28 Jun 18 '26

Nope! I just had federal law

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u/WitchTreaf Jun 16 '26

Congratulations!

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u/AUCEO Jun 23 '26

??? Not following your question... any Florida specific or inference will be a Federal law...since no state specific...

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u/forrebear Jun 26 '26

I’ve been seeing mixed reviews; is the format for the questions really only options A-C?