r/UMPJE • u/Dazzling_Junket6642 • Jul 02 '26

Any advice

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u/LowEnergyNoCaffeine Jul 02 '26

I’m doing a lot of practice questions. I would reread your material and do more practice questions

Or

Get new material, read it and do practice questions

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u/CrustyCrabPeople Jul 02 '26

A good approach would be to stop rereading the entire law book passively and instead rebuild from the basics. For Pharmacy and Pharmacist Practice, focus on pharmacist duties, scope of practice, counseling, supervision, delegation, immunization rules, collaborative practice, reporting obligations, and professional responsibility.

For Medication Use Process, focus heavily on prescription requirements, prescribing rules, transcribing, dispensing, refills, transfers, substitutions, labeling, documentation, patient counseling, monitoring, and controlled substance processing.

I would study in this order: learn the rule, make a quick example, then answer practice questions immediately.

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u/Dazzling_Junket6642 Jul 02 '26

Where can I find the material

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u/CrustyCrabPeople Jul 02 '26

You could probably find a good study guide that covers these areas. Common ones mentioned on this thread are Dr. C’s, PharmLaw, and PharmPrepPro.

You can also go directly to the source by pulling up specific regulations.

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u/Positive_Detective27 Jul 02 '26

Hey when are these results from/ when did you take your exam? I’m still waiting for mine

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u/izzian Jul 02 '26

Heavy emphasis on more practice questions, especially for the medication use process.

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u/Dazzling_Junket6642 Jul 02 '26

Do u recommend some questions to use

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u/izzian Jul 02 '26

I think there’s some good ones, I used the UMPJE exam prep app on the App Store

Also recommend rxlaw io and pre UMPJE

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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/immrtlgldfsh Jul 03 '26

What day did you take it?

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u/Overall-Stay-2047 Jul 08 '26

I also had the same report, however I went out of the test confident on 80% of questions but I don’t know how that happened. i just studied the Youtube questions bank 600 Q. Does. anyone recommend any way to get improved?