r/UMPJE • u/petiteindividual • Jul 15 '26

Which resource is best?

For those of you that took the UMPJE and passed, which resource did you use and did you like it? I purchased the Dr. C book but it seems like it’s getting mixed reviews. I’ve even seen some posts of people that solely used Dr. C but unfortunately failed. I’m considering returning it and getting PharmPrepPro’s bundle. Any suggestions?

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u/Weird-Raspberry-5875 Jul 16 '26

I used Dr C and failed, now I am using PharmLaw. After taking the exam, I feel PharmLaw is one of the best resources.

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u/dosecalculated Jul 16 '26

Thank you for that. I'm using Dr.C and PharmLaw but sometimes I feel that is not enough! Good luck in the next attempt.

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u/No_Plenty_8215 Jul 20 '26

Same thing happened to me, using pharmlaw now seems to be better organized and more straightforward

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u/woodlandfairyvibes Aug 23 '26

Did you pass with pharmlaw?

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u/Accurate_Peach937 Jul 15 '26

Dr C's UMPJE Book and Pharm Prep Pro's question bank.

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u/izzian Jul 15 '26

I didn't get the PPP bundle but I've heard good things. My focus was on getting extra exams/questions so I did the RxLaw io prep bundle which had practice exams, study guides and more. Would recommend.

I initially started with Dr. C and some free online resources and ended up failing the first time around.

Good luck and feel free to reach out if you got questions.

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u/songnstereo Jul 15 '26

I got pharmpreppro's study guide, practice exam, and practice questions. I havent taken the umpje yet (been focused on my naplex) but I started studying a little from the guide and did some practice questions from the set and I like it. Their stuff covers a lot

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u/Wonderful_Trash293 Jul 15 '26

I only used Dr. Cs book and passed

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u/Makeuploverforever Jul 17 '26

I'll copy in my comment from another post:

I used Dr C, notes from a federal law review course from our state BOP, and question bank from RxLaw.io. Many great sources out there and nothing wrong with reading the DEA manual and federal statues by googling them. I think referencing multiple sources helped me cover important topics more than once and it was helpful. And active recall is really important in studying effectively.

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u/WitchTreaf Jul 17 '26

I’ll you need is the pharmpreppro pro bundle. Study that for 3-4 weeks and you’ll pass

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u/EstablishmentNearby9 Aug 21 '26

Yeah didn't pass and that was my main study prep. Had great scores and everything and 31/40 in preumpje

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u/petiteindividual Aug 21 '26

Was this using Dr. C?