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I took the test in 2015Hello everyone. As the title says I am a foreign pharmacist and i need help with the current fpgee ,preparation etc. If you have information that can help me out please share. Also I am american so no visa issues 😉
But apha and cpr the 18 chapter are what i used at that time
Not sure if there is has been an update
There are a lot of groups on Facebook for foreign graduates you can join and ask
Good luck
hi thanks for the reply. Do you mean cpr 8th edition 1-18 chapter or from 7th edition ? also is pharmacy-exam books worth it . Do you have some experience with them ?
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I mean the first 18 chapters in cprhi thanks for the reply. Do you mean cpr 8th edition 1-18 chapter or from 7th edition ? also is pharmacy-exam books worth it . Do you have some experience with them ?
I know Apha is a must for fpgee
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anything more you recommend @Foriegn ex-rph . Nervous about October exam especially with calculations 
Hi, i took fpgee 2 times 2010 and 2015 passed both the reason why i repeated was because of toefl , so me score from first exam expired . i studied from pharmacyexam books theory , managment and questiones, liipincot for general theory, but believe me if you want to pass this exam find a job at a pharmacy and practice ( intern or a tech, it doesnt matter) in the exam there is a lot of questiones about mangment , medicare , medicare ....things that never teached out of the US.
for calculationes use the 120 questiones posted in this forum , fpgee are less intensive , so if you master the 120 questiones you definitly will be fine
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Calculations were simple and direct questions
Mannan management is one of the books i was told it is necessary back then but i do not remember the test had any questions that was related directly to this book and i did the mannan 500q ONLY bcuz i did not have enough time (i used to work 36 hrs a week)
Chemistry has chapters in both Apha and CPR so i used only one as a resource to save time
Federal laws chapter in apha : longest chapter i did not bother studying it bcuz i was sure i wont memorize it anyway .
that was me studying while working almost a full time hours so it is really up to you if you want to follow what i did .
Good luck
Mannan management is one of the books i was told it is necessary back then but i do not remember the test had any questions that was related directly to this book and i did the mannan 500q ONLY bcuz i did not have enough time (i used to work 36 hrs a week)
Chemistry has chapters in both Apha and CPR so i used only one as a resource to save time
Federal laws chapter in apha : longest chapter i did not bother studying it bcuz i was sure i wont memorize it anyway .
that was me studying while working almost a full time hours so it is really up to you if you want to follow what i did .
Good luck
anything more you recommend @Foriegn ex-rph . Nervous about October exam especially with calculations![]()
Hi DrPepperOni perhaps we can form a study group. I'm also writing the exam in October. What do you think?
Hi DrPepperOni perhaps we can form a study group. I'm also writing the exam in October. What do you think?
sure need all the help I can get
@Foriegn ex-rph @firasito2005 I bought apha 2nd edition and cpr 1-18 currently doing that. Math still not done SDN is overwhelming.. Any more recommendation from you guys 


Hi guys. Situation changed, 200 question and 4 1/2 hours exam
. As if corona wasn't bad enough
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From what I can tell fpgee is like pcoa exam in american pharmacy colleges.
From what I can tell fpgee is like pcoa exam in american pharmacy colleges.
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