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Hello Friends,
I passed my NAPLEX with 3 figure.
I would say its a basic pharmacy exam. I am foreign graduate who graduated in 2009 and work full time. I studied for 2 weeks in total out of which 4 full days of study.
Study material- Rx prep 2016 only
Focus on CV, CNS, infectious disease including HIV, cancer, asthma, Gout, RA, anti inflammatory, GI, weight loss, calculation, formulations (rx prep not enough), drug references, statistics.
Relax on the day of exam, time properly, cases are long but would suggest to read ques first then case. Take both scheduled breaks.
Also read ques properly. I lost few calculation ques because i rounded to 1 digit and around ques 100 realized they ask to round to whole number or 1 digit specifically.
I did not do any ques banks or sdn ques or anything of that sort. I think if you know basics of pharmacy well and have strong fundamentals, NAPLEX is piece of cake.
All the best!!!
I passed my NAPLEX with 3 figure.
I would say its a basic pharmacy exam. I am foreign graduate who graduated in 2009 and work full time. I studied for 2 weeks in total out of which 4 full days of study.
Study material- Rx prep 2016 only
Focus on CV, CNS, infectious disease including HIV, cancer, asthma, Gout, RA, anti inflammatory, GI, weight loss, calculation, formulations (rx prep not enough), drug references, statistics.
Relax on the day of exam, time properly, cases are long but would suggest to read ques first then case. Take both scheduled breaks.
Also read ques properly. I lost few calculation ques because i rounded to 1 digit and around ques 100 realized they ask to round to whole number or 1 digit specifically.
I did not do any ques banks or sdn ques or anything of that sort. I think if you know basics of pharmacy well and have strong fundamentals, NAPLEX is piece of cake.
All the best!!!
