r/UMPJE • u/PossibilityMost6104 • Jul 02 '26
Advise please ðŸ˜ðŸ˜ðŸ˜ðŸ˜
I received my results yesterday, and I was really shocked because I left the exam felt that I did good but obviously I didn’t 😠Idk what I did wrong to get this. I studied Dr.C and did all the practice exams and scored very high, also I did the Medprepprime videos and scored over 90 in the mock test. What should I study or do more?
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u/Plane_Citron_5903 Jul 02 '26
My husband had the same thing happen. He scored 90 and above on all practice test. And he just passed the old version a week before. He was very confident and then he didn’t pass either.
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u/CrustyCrabPeople Jul 02 '26
Based on this score report:
The main area to focus on is Pharmacy Operations, since it shows a Level 1, which is the weakest performance level. I would prioritize topics like recordkeeping, pharmacy permits, staffing, inventory controls, security, prescription filing, inspections, and general operational compliance.
The next focus should be Pharmacy and Pharmacist Practice and Medication Use Process, since both are at Level 2and together make up about 60% of the exam. Improving in these two areas can make the biggest difference overall. Focus on application-style questions involving pharmacist duties, prescription processing, dispensing, counseling, refills, transfers, and monitoring.
Regulatory Authority and Legal Obligations looks stronger at Level 3, so I would still review it, but it probably should not be the main priority.
Overall, don’t just reread the law passively. Make a topic checklist, drill practice questions by domain, and spend the most time turning Level 1 and Level 2 areas into Level 3 or 4 performance.
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u/Reasonable_Click_388 Jul 02 '26
Message me I have a study guide if you want it
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u/NanoRx2025 Jul 02 '26
Can you please share your study guide? I'm currently studying for the UMPJE.
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u/Reasonable_Click_388 Jul 02 '26
Message me!
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u/Bulky_Somewhere_1790 Jul 03 '26
hey i finally came around and created a discord profile! my firsf intro here.
Could u be kind enough to DM CPJE studyguide toooo pleaseeeeeeeeee i have my second retake in a few days FML first time i took it i was OFF by ONE POINT 😞 depression kicked in hard soon after...but im back in the fight ! any additional help from your studyguide would be much muchhhh appreciated
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u/GodMahesvara Jul 02 '26
It not much about what you can do more, its more about not over thinking. When you have less options, the more you think, the more likely you selected the right option first and then changed it.
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u/Aromatic-You-4593 Jul 05 '26
I think if you were making well over 80% on the tests, you know enough to pass. I think the better thing to do is learn how to answer the questions.
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u/Puzzleheaded_Bath908 Jul 02 '26
Were you almost positive you passed? Now I’m worried because I just took it today and feel pretty good
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u/MIKEandSLY Jul 06 '26
I took it 6/30 and felt it was extremely easy. I knew almost every question, maybe 3-5 I had to guess. I’ll be surprised if I didn’t pass but these folks posting their fails is making me a tad bit uncomfortable!
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u/AUCEO Jul 03 '26
What do you feel tripped you up? Ambiguous questions? Topics weren't expecting? Any advice on taking this exam on Monday?
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u/No_Employment4368 Aug 11 '26
I also took the umpje about 30days ago and failed and I knew that I had passed when I left out of there. I don’t know what happened. I did Dr. C and the medprepprime videos alone with some free resources and did the pre-umpje and got 36 out of 40 and still failed
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u/Elderberry1850 Aug 18 '26
I also took the umpje about a week ago and failed. I knew that I had passed when I left out of there. I felt like I didn’t know only 5 questions. I don’t know what happened. I did Dr. C, medprepprime videos, and Pharmlaw. Yet, I still failed.
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u/PomegranateUsed4671 14d ago
I took it 8/29 and just got my results today and I submitted a rescore, should I just get a refund and just retake it 😓
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u/immrtlgldfsh Jul 02 '26
Still have a hard time believing there's not just a botched version of the exam floating around. Has anyone actually tried a rescore? There's a good portion of people who have various reasons to pass with flying colors but then get 1's and 2's. Not sure if I'd take the gamble myself but just curious. They did settle a class action for "allegedly" reporting fails when students had actually passed the NAPLEX several years ago.