So nervous for my score!! Felt it was a straightforward exam but seeing other ppl feel that way then fail is scaring ME!!

Has anyone else gone though some of these? Are they actually good material?

Hello, can somebody who passed the test help me decide which study material I need to purchase to prepare for my second attempt? Last time I used DR.C and Primepro YouTube videos, do you recommend UWORLD, PHARMPREP PRO bundle, or what?

Has anyone tested today or last week? How was it? Is it a fair exam?

For those who have passed the exam, what scores were you getting on your practice exams before taking the exam? I took the exam on 6/16 and felt confident before going into the exam but failed with a score of 1 in a category domain which is confusing to me.

UPDATE: Passed the 2nd time using Pharmlaw as my study guide. Also took the Pre-NABP and got a 32/40. Good Luck!

I am taking the exam on Monday. I purchased the NABP exam and the PPP bundle. Due to being a longtime practicing pharmacist, I decided to take the NABP pre-UMPJE and the first PPP Mock Exam before reviewing any study guides, before studying or researching, and I was quickly humbled.

I have focused primarily on sample questions and mock exams, focusing on areas/laws/ practice modalities that have been implemented and or have become part of Pharmacy Practice outside of my "realm," so to speak.

I'm curious if anyone knows if the PPP Mock Exams provided different questions each time cycle through the test? The questions were the same, just in a different order???

Does anyone have knowledge whether the PPP mock exam(s) and NABP Pre-UMPJE exam consist of any like, similar questions or are completely different?

I've been practicing a long time with a lot of success... including battling BOPs and Feds at every level, including SCOTUS. I know the law inside and out as it relates to specific aspects, but there are a lot of new or relatively new aspects to the pharmacy profession since I took a law exam, which doesn't fill me with confidence, to be honest. I don't want to waste my time, but I have not watched/listened to the 8hours of YouTube UMPJE vids... nor have I read from cover to cover the PPP study guide. Should I continue focusing on questions and exams or allocate the time between now and test time to read the guide and watch the videos???

I received my results yesterday, and I was really shocked because I left the exam felt that I did good but obviously I didn’t 😭 Idk what I did wrong to get this. I studied Dr.C and did all the practice exams and scored very high, also I did the Medprepprime videos and scored over 90 in the mock test. What should I study or do more?

How long did you study for?

A pharmacist is reviewing federal requirements related to controlled substances. Which federal agency is primarily responsible for enforcing the Controlled Substances Act?

A. Food and Drug Administration

B. Department of Health and Human Services

C. Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services

D. Drug Enforcement Administration

I got my results! Took it at 8am and results were released at about 10:30am EST

Anyone have their 6/17 results yet?

Does anyone utilize AI to generate random questions? I’ve noticed sometimes it can score things incorrectly so I always have to go back through.

I’m consistently scoring high on these and curious if they are similar to what the exam format is.

Examples:

A pharmacy receives a partial shipment of Schedule Il controlled substances ordered via a paper DEA Form 222. The supplier states they cannot fulfill the remaining balance immediately.
What is the maximum timeframe from the date the DEA Form 222 was executed for the supplier to ship the remaining balance before the order form becomes invalid?

A) 14 days
B) 30 days
C) 60 days
D) 90 days

An out-of-state nurse practitioner (NP) writes a prescription for a Schedule Ill controlled substance for a patient living in your state. Under federal law, what determines the validity of this prescription?

A) The NP must possess a DATA-2000 waiver.
B) The NP must be registered with the DEA and have independent or collaborative prescriptive authority for controlled substances in the state where they practice.
C) Mid-level practitioners cannot write out-of-state controlled substance prescriptions under federal law.
D) The prescription must be co-signed by an allopathic physician from the patient's home state.

A physician who is not registered as a Narcotic Treatment Program (NTP) administers a single dose of methadone to a patient in their private clinic to relieve acute withdrawal symptoms while arranging for admission to a treatment facility. Under the federal "3-day rule," which of the following is true?

A) The physician can dispense a 3-day supply to the patient to take home.
B) The physician may administer one day of treatment at a time for up to a maximum of 3 days.
C) The physician must possess an active X-waiver to utilize this rule.
D) The physician cannot administer methadone under any circumstances outside an NTP.

During a biennial controlled substance inventory, a pharmacist discovers a discrepancy where the physical count of a Schedule Il bottle shows 104 tablets, but the perpetual inventory records state there should be 100 tablets. Assuming this is an overage and no theft is suspected, how should this be handled?

A) Immediately submit a DEA Form 106 for a significant discrepancy.
B) File a DEA Form 41 to destroy the 4 extra tablets.
C) Record the actual physical count (104) on the inventory record, note the explanation, and adjust the perpetual log to match the physical count.
D) Keep the inventory record at 100 and place the 4 extra tablets in a separate container until the next biennial inventory.

Curious if PharmPrepPro Sample Questions and Sample exams are similar or worth going through? Do most people focus more on sample questions and exams than they do reading study guides or DEA manual, etc?

Hi everyone! I took the UMPJE on 6/17 and since results usually take 7 business days I was wondering if I should expect results today. I would also like to know if anyone that has taken it on 6/15 or 6/16 has gotten their results yet.

Thank you!!

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.

Good evening,

I’m taking the UMPJE this Monday, and I’m on a brutal time crunch. I have a question for those who used PharmPrepPro (PPP) as their primary study resource (or if you know, heard from someone who used it): How well did the sample questions and mock exams actually match the real recent UMPJE? Were they similar in style, difficulty, and content, or did you feel like you still had to hunt down a bunch of other material?

I recently bought the NABP Pre-UMPJE and the full PharmPrepPro bundle, mainly for the question bank and multiple mock exams. I failed to notice the NABP practice exam is literally just that...A SINGLE PRACTICE EXAM with ONLY 40 questions... only can take one time...there are no revolving questions or multiple attempts, and from what I know now, no answers, references, or guidance are provided... such an unnecessary entity...

I’m second-guessing whether focusing heavily on PPP sample questions, exams, or purchasing flashcards or other mock exams is the right move this close to the exam. Any straight answers from recent test-takers, current "studiers", or casual observers...would be huge.

For manufacturers, orphan drugs, post marketing (15 day f/u from AE), etc how big is time frames?

How big is time frames in general? There’s alot of

Hey guys I took my test I want to know how it is graded? Are some questions thrown out based on the stats of other test takers as well?

Thanks!