Failed second TX MPJE

[ThirdTimesThePharm]

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Hey y'all. I'm seeking advice, tips, resources, or anything else that can help with this exam. I'm sitting here in shock because I just don't understand what went wrong.

My first try I received a 73. I just got the result for the second attempt and got a 74.
Both times I used the "Ultimate MPJE 2019 Guide" by Brinkley and Cacciatore. I practically transcribed the entire thing by hand and came out of the second test feeling extremely confident in my answers.

I don't know what else to do at this point aside from re-reading the large Law Textbook we used during didactics.

 

[NaRuTo888888]

have you tried RxExams and the Texas BOP FAQs?
One piece of advice i got was to think like a lawyer, not like a pharmacist. Lawyers see the law as black and white and may not have the experience working in pharmacy to know the nuances of applying the law to unique patient situations.

 

[rx2010]

I studied using the official TX law book and passed with a 91. Maybe try studying from the law book?

 

[Pharmacy_lover]

Hey y'all. I'm seeking advice, tips, resources, or anything else that can help with this exam. I'm sitting here in shock because I just don't understand what went wrong.

My first try I received a 73. I just got the result for the second attempt and got a 74.
Both times I used the "Ultimate MPJE 2019 Guide" by Brinkley and Cacciatore. I practically transcribed the entire thing by hand and came out of the second test feeling extremely confident in my answers.

I don't know what else to do at this point aside from re-reading the large Law Textbook we used during didactics.

Were you able to find any other resources to help prepare for the MPJE? I also scored a 73 on my first attempt.