I just took MPJE yesterday. Walked out and felt pretty much the same way or even worse than when I took NAPLEX. I spent 2 weeks to study for the test and all I used was the Brinkley's book & 59-page review. I thought I had memorized and/or known enough details to tackle MPJE...oh boy, I was so wrong....almost 40-50% questions asked on my test was either not in the law book or wasn't described clearly enough. 90% of my test is also the awful K-type questions where I could only narrow down 2 choices left, and ended up clicking with my gut instinct & best guess....I felt like I was guessing at least 60-70% of the test. Of course, there were straight-forward questions, but I didn't recall many of them. Most questions were either vague or the answer choices were very similar to each other.
My questions are pretty random, but mostly Class A stuff, Controlled substance, drug destruction, counseling rules, technician requirement, CE requirement, etc. in very specific fact/detail that you must be able to recite the law statement word-by-word to get it correct. I also got Class D, compounding questions, barely any class C questions, and no nuclear pharmacy stuff. Scenario-typed questions were here and there also; and I think unless I encounter some of the situations in pharmacy practice (which I didn't mostly), I would just guess the best appropriate answer.
I seriously think I did not pass, given there are only 60 questions to play with....much depressed right now... ... In the worst case scenario, I have to retake the exam. I know I have to wait 30 days to retake, but do I just assume I'll receive ATT exactly one month from now or I have to arrange some stuff with TSBP?
Please help!
My questions are pretty random, but mostly Class A stuff, Controlled substance, drug destruction, counseling rules, technician requirement, CE requirement, etc. in very specific fact/detail that you must be able to recite the law statement word-by-word to get it correct. I also got Class D, compounding questions, barely any class C questions, and no nuclear pharmacy stuff. Scenario-typed questions were here and there also; and I think unless I encounter some of the situations in pharmacy practice (which I didn't mostly), I would just guess the best appropriate answer.
I seriously think I did not pass, given there are only 60 questions to play with....much depressed right now... ... In the worst case scenario, I have to retake the exam. I know I have to wait 30 days to retake, but do I just assume I'll receive ATT exactly one month from now or I have to arrange some stuff with TSBP?
Please help!
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