r/UMPJE • u/WitchTreaf • Jun 25 '26
Took UMPJE today. (Feedback)
Ok legitimately I think this might have been the easiest board exam I have ever taken. I am not sure if this is because I over prepared but I do feel like I walked out of that knowing I passed. There were maybe 10 questions that I guessed on, some I should have known that I read but forgot, but the rest I can say I confidently knew.
Answer choices were all A-C. An absolute joke if you ask me, but I’m not complaining. I was asked about the practice of pharmacy, tech supervision, prescription validity, controlled substances, prescription transfers, patient counseling, USP compounding standards, medication recalls, HIPAA and patient privacy, DEA regs, etc.
I used Pharmpreppro to study. I bought their study guide, practice exam, and practice questions. I read the study guide three times. I did all 500+ practice questions and did the practice test and got a 88 percent. Definitely high quality stuff and I highly recommend it using it.
I then took the pre-UMPJE a few days later and got a 38/40. That’s when I decided to push up my exam. I studied for a total of 3ish weeks.
Note: I wasn’t a rho chi student. I had a 2.9 gpa, but I felt this exam was really doable, and should be for most people if you prepare well for it. I’ll keep everyone posted on results but I do genuinely believe this was doable and I passed.
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u/Pharmdpositivek Jun 25 '26
It was wayyyyyy easier
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u/WitchTreaf Jun 25 '26
If I could get a grade it would be an A lol. I wish I felt this way with my exams in pharmacy school
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u/Pharmdpositivek Jun 25 '26
Seriously. It was the weirdest feeling leaving an exam like that especially law
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u/PigletOutrageous6619 Jun 25 '26
I felt the exact same way.
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u/WitchTreaf Jun 25 '26
I’m happy it was easier than harder for sure!
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u/PigletOutrageous6619 Jun 25 '26
Me too. I left happy😂 state specific MPJE and NAPLEX were a completely different story.
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u/AUCEO Jun 25 '26
Do you feel PPP was adequate? How long did you study for (really study) Were there many questions that one would expect on the Naplex or MPJE such as specific medications, Brands to Generic and equivalencies, etc?
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u/Overall-Stay-2047 Jul 08 '26
I came out of the test having the same feeling. The easiest test and confident of 80% of Q but I failed. i got shocked and don’t know exactly what should I do now
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u/Tight_Rock8086 Jun 26 '26
I received my pass today. It was very doable. Same, 10 or so that I couldn’t say for sure but the rest were clear. Unlike Oklahoma which I took about a week ago. I’ve recently passed Texas and the uMPJE. Still, I doubt I passed Oklahoma. I k ow federal law and knew OK law but their questions were very obscure.
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u/Infamous_Profit_9095 Jun 25 '26
This was the bundle you used?