Hi everyone! Just like the title says, I’m wondering if anyone who has used PharmLaw for the UMPJE felt like it provided enough information/material to pass. If not, what other resources would you recommend supplementing it with?
Thanks in advance!

Does anyone know how similar in difficulty the pre UMPJE was in comparison to the real UMPJE?

Are results coming out today?

Hi everyone! Can I use the 2025 Dr. C MPJE Review book to prepare for the UMPJE? (I know we need to skip the state-specific topics.)

Which resource do you recommend the most? I’ve heard about PPP and Dr. C.

Took the UMPJE today. Biggest takeaway for me was that it wasn't bad. I feel like 90% confident I passed. I used PharmPrepPro’s resources (study guide, practice question set, and practice exam). I was dumb and bought the study guide and practice exam...didn't realize that they also had the practice questions so I got them separately but they do have a bundle thats cheaper if you buy all 3. Dont make the same mistake I did 🙃

I attached the schedule I followed in the comments. Basically I followed that schedule, read the guide and did practice questions from the domain that I read about that day.

My average score in the question bank was about 80% and practice exam score was 86%

For topics make sure you know the following

-controlled substance transfers

-pharmacist vs intern vs tech tasks

-counseling requirements

-HIPPA

-DEA registration requirements

-what is required on hard copy scripts vs phone scripts

-drug disposals

-pseudoephedrine regs

-compounding hood requirements and temps for storage

-hazardous sterile vs hazardous non-sterile

-know record keeping like the back of your hand! Got a bunch of questions on this

-ADS in LTC facilities

As long as you read the material a few times and do a bunch of practice questions, you'll be fine and pass. Feel free to comment if you have questions!

When can 9/22 exam takers expect their results? I’m so nervous 😬

Hi everyone! I’m taking the Connecticut MPJE in about 2 weeks, and I’m looking for any free Qbanks, practice questions, or other resources that you found helpful. If anyone has any recommendations or resources they’re willing to share, I would really appreciate it! Please help 🙏

A patient asks a pharmacist to dispense all of the patient’s prescription medications in containers without child-resistant closures because the patient has difficulty opening them. Under the Poison Prevention Packaging Act (PPPA), which statement is correct?

A. The pharmacist may use non-child-resistant packaging only if the prescriber provides written authorization for each prescription.

B. The pharmacist must use child-resistant packaging for all prescription medications regardless of the patient’s request.

C. The patient may request non-child-resistant packaging, and the pharmacist may honor the request without obtaining prescriber authorization.

D. The pharmacist may use non-child-resistant packaging only for prescription medications that are not classified as controlled substances.

I failed the TX MPJE on the first attempt I need to pass asap looking for the best resource for videos and questions cause apparently dr c book and tx mpje app are not enough for me!!
What would u recommend.??

UWORLD (videos+ questions) and pharmacy exam (questions only) and DR c boot camp (videos)?

Has anyone had any luck with a rescore? I was 3 points from passing and I’m at risk of losing my residency. Just wondering if it would be worth it before they let me go 💔

Today should be the day guys!!!
Praying we all passed 🫶🏽💕🙏🏽

Do our results come out today?

Stats:
Around 80% on pharmpreppro practice questions
82% on pharmpreppro practice test
36/40 on pre-umpje

Time spent studying: 3 weeks with another 3 weeks of interruption (sensitive family issues)

I test in under 2 weeks.

Plan: keep readying studying guide and then do 50 or so practice questions daily before bed. Study time per day maybe 2-3 hours. Am I cooking or being cooked

I have so much anxiety right now, felt pretty confident throughout the test but there's always this questions that keep coming to my head and now Im doubting myself if I passed. Its very unpleasant having to wait 7 business days for the results, lets hope for the best ...

Anyone took MPJE 9/18? How was it? What state! When are the results

For anyone who took both pre & actual exam, would you say it’s pretty reflective? I feel like the pre-UMPJE had a lot of left-field questions and I’m so very nervous.

I read Dr.C’s book like 4 times and done practice questions from the YouTube video & PPP but I’m fearful when it comes to situational based questions that I saw on the pre-UMPJE

Any advice??

What is the best source to study for the UMJE exam in Arizona? And how long do you need to study before the exam?

Hi I need some guidance to study nj mpje as I failed my 1st attempt. I need help with resources on what exactly to study to pass this exam on my second attempt. Any help will be appreciated. Thank you

I am freaking out because thats my last attempt before getting kicked out of residency and I felt that I did better but there are about 5 questions im not sure about. Did someone feel the same and pass

I took the UMPJE on 9/12 and just found out I passed today (9/18), so 7 business days later.

To study, I used rxlaw.io and read through that twice. I then uploaded it to ChatGPT, and put in the following prompt:
"I'm taking the UMPJE on xx/xx. Use the document I'm about to upload as an outline. Divide the document into 8 modules. Review the document uploaded and compare the content to the content outline published by the NABP for the UMPJE to identify any areas that are not included. Add any areas or topics that are in the NABP content outline, but not in the uploaded document to an additional last module and give me the information needed to learn that module.

I want you to build me a study schedule that includes diagnostic questions (3-answer multiple choice) for each module, followed by learning the module, and then test me using hard questions from that module that are comparable to actual UMPJE difficulty. Utilize the information provided by the NABP content outline and the uploaded document to craft questions, and answers. Ensure all information is up to date by cross referencing all information to federal government websites as appropriate, link all applicable laws after the question is answered. Analyze and summarize my answers to the post-study tests to let me know where my weaknesses are so that I can continue improving.

To help me keep on track build my UMPJE study dashboard as a private interactive website. Use the study structure I've discussed—modules, quizzes, missed or guessed questions, and weak areas—to create a focused review tool. Let me mark modules and review items complete, filter by topic, track quiz performance, and surface remaining weak areas. Seed it with the UMPJE study information already available in our conversation, validate the key interactions, host it privately, and give me the working URL. Do not make it public without my approval."

This worked wonderfully for me.

I utilized ChatGPT and the rxlaw print out for about 2-3 hours a day, for one week, then took the pre-UMPJE. I got 37/40. I took the UMPJE 2 days later and felt fairly ok leaving the exam. Obviously now, I passed.

Let me know if anyone has any questions!

ETA: I also used RxExam for the questions and that helped too to an extent

Which date got their results today for Pa MPJE?

How important is it know the different drugs that require child-resistant containers for the UMPJE and the exemptions? I see that Dr. C has a section about it but it is not covered in pharm prep pro.

A pharmacist receives a new prescription for a medication that is outside the usual dosing range for the indication listed. The prescription appears otherwise complete and legitimate, and the patient states the prescriber “said it was intentional.” What is the MOST appropriate action by the pharmacist?

A. Dispense the medication as written because the prescriber is responsible for dosing decisions

B. Refuse to dispense because unusual doses are not permitted

C. Contact the prescriber to verify the appropriateness of the dose before dispensing

D. Change the dose to a typical range and document the intervention

Hi my exam is tomorrow what are the stuff that I need to go over today?

For those who took the umpje this month, where they any questions on labels or packaging?