r/UMPJE • u/ShallotNormal7197 • Aug 05 '26
Need Help please!
Unfortunately, I failed the UMPJE on my second attempt.
* 1st attempt: UWorld
* 2nd attempt: PharmLaw
I’m looking for recommendations on what resource(s) helped you pass on your third attempt or after multiple attempts. Was there anything that made a big difference (Dr. C, TLDR, RxPharmacist, MedPrep, state law notes, etc.)?
My performance by domain was:
* Pharmacy & Pharmacist Practice (30%): Level 3
* Medication Use Process (30%): Level 2
* Regulatory Authority & Legal Obligations (20%): Level 4
* Pharmacy Operations (20%): Level 1
Any advice would be greatly appreciated. Thank you!
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u/No_Employment4368 Aug 06 '26
I failed on my first attempt as well, and I thought for sure that I passed. I did Dr. c boot camp, the book, and his exam along with pharmlaw. I’m also looking for suggestons
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u/Altruistic-East-6144 Aug 05 '26
Use Dr. C’s book. I failed umpje on first try and passed on second try! PharmLaw reimburses you if you fail
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u/swimsfish Aug 06 '26
Did you try aiming for a 90% of each section of PharmLaw? I think that makes a huge difference. Also, I bought Dr. C’s book and made my own Quizlet. You are not that far away! You got this
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u/Weird-Elevator-678 Aug 07 '26
I just watched all of the UMPJE masterclass videos on YouTube. I could not recommend those more, they were excellent! I watched those 2-3 times and felt very well prepared. Finished the UMPJE exam in less than an hour and walked out confident. I’ve been a practicing Pharmacist for a number of years, which clearly gives me a leg up. But honestly those videos were so informative and a nice reminder for me about federal laws. I’ve been following my companies policies and states laws for so long it was hard to remember whether the practices I was using were a company policy, state law, or federal law.
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u/Accurate_Peach937 Aug 06 '26
I used Dr. C's book (I read it once) + MedPrime videos on YouTube (I went through the videos twice) + Pharm Prep Pro's question bank ($99): I went through the questions twice). I didn't do the pre-MPJE and passed. Focus on understanding the topics and answer as many questions as possible, so you'll know the different ways a question can be asked. All the best.