I am in a situation that I did my MPharm in the UK but did not get my registration ( I am a citizen of the UK). I came to another country ( also a citizen here) where I did few more credits ( about 16 credits over 6 months) at university and got another MPharm from here as well as got the registration and practising licence. now I was wondering if with the second MPharm and the registration I would be eligible to sit for the FPGEC exam?
So A-levels in UK, MPharm in the UK, didn't do the registration ( I start working in Pharma industry and now passed the 8 year limit by GPhC so can't do the pre-reg anymore), came to the second country did an equivalency exam and registered with the university to do 16 credits and then was awarded another MPharm degree, got the licence to practice as a pharmacist.
Would this combination allow me to be eligible to sit for the FPGEC exam?
Really appreciate your help or any insights.
So A-levels in UK, MPharm in the UK, didn't do the registration ( I start working in Pharma industry and now passed the 8 year limit by GPhC so can't do the pre-reg anymore), came to the second country did an equivalency exam and registered with the university to do 16 credits and then was awarded another MPharm degree, got the licence to practice as a pharmacist.
Would this combination allow me to be eligible to sit for the FPGEC exam?
Really appreciate your help or any insights.
