My experience about NAPLEX (and yes I am foreign grad) says that one must try pre-naplex before sitting in actual test. My pren-nap score did correlate with my actual test results. Both were in fifties ( I gave it twice now) so, no I am not going to attempt it before getting a 100 in pre-naplex. The poster above me very rightly mentioned that it is difficult to extract info from those long cases, and a foreign grad like me who did not have a clinical background struggle in it big time. I passed FPGEE(foreign pharmacist equivalency exam) on my first attempt preparing for just a month because the questions in FPGEE exam are direct and there are no long cases to bang your head with. So, now I am reading as much case studies as I can from Koda Kimble, RxPrep (even-though there cases are too simple) Lange AQs (they are even more simple than RxPrep). I found Koda Kimble applied therapeuitics very helpful. I will at least solve those cases which are aligned with Rxprep. Moreover, except rxprep or pnn, no book has newer type of questions. There questions are like older K-types which are not coming in NAPLEX now. K-types have been replaced by select all that apply type.
