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For those who passed the MCQ with confidence, how did you prepare? What was your biggest regret during your preparation, and what was your best trick or strategy?

I built a strong foundation during my EE preparation, and I focused on understanding the topics rather than memorizing them. Now that I’m doing MCQs, everything seems familiar, but I know the way the questions are asked is different.

I would really appreciate it if you could share your advice and experience.🌺

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For those who passed the MCQ with confidence, how did you prepare? What was your biggest regret during your preparation, and what was your best trick or strategy?

I built a strong foundation during my EE preparation, and I focused on understanding the topics rather than memorizing them. Now that I’m doing MCQs, everything seems familiar, but I know the way the questions are asked is different.

I would really appreciate it if you could share your advice and experience.🌺

Hello everyone,

I have a question regarding the PEBC Bridging Program for internationally trained pharmacists.

For those who have taken the program, how did you find it? Was it helpful in preparing for and passing the PEBC MCQ exams more easily?

I would really appreciate hearing about your experiences and any advice you may have.

Thank you!

Hello everyone,

I have a question regarding the PEBC Bridging Program for internationally trained pharmacists.

For those who have taken the program, how did you find it? Was it helpful in preparing for and passing the PEBC MCQ exams more easily?

I would really appreciate hearing about your experiences and any advice you may have.

Thank you!

Does anyone know whether HIV, hepatitis, and TB management protocols are included in the EE exam syllabus or not?

Does anyone know whether HIV, hepatitis, and TB management protocols are included in the EE exam syllabus or not?

I’m doing my second attempt at the PEBC EE in 3 weeks, and honestly, I’m exhausted. I am doing everything which I think can be helpful but failing the first time really affected my confidence.

What’s frustrating is that every time I review sometimes, I find another tiny detail I missed, even if it’s a very small one. It makes me feel like there’s always more I should know and never enough time to cover everything.

Does anyone know of any groups that play volleyball at the beach courts near Richcraft Recreation Complex in Kanata? We are two players and would love to join for recreational drop-in games if any group is looking for extra players. Thanks!😎

Has anyone who took the EE this March found that the Pharmachieve or Rx course question banks were similar to the actual exam? I don’t mean identical questions, but whether becoming comfortable with those question banks helped with passing the exam.🧐

Hello everyone,

I have a question regarding the June EE exam.

I took the exam last year but unfortunately didn’t pass. I also prepared for the January 2026 exam, but after scoring around 56% on a mock exam, I didn’t feel confident enough and decided to withdraw.

Now I’m preparing again for the June exam. I’m using the new Rx course material along with Pharmachieve 2024 notes for review of the same topics. I’m also using flashcards for memorization and doing question banks at the same time. I feel comfortable with most topics, although some still need more work. Since I still have about one month left and I’m studying full-time, I feel I still have time to improve and be ready.

However, reading experiences from people who studied a lot but still didn’t pass has made me doubt myself a bit. I’m also considering buying another question bank for additional practice.

For those who passed the EE exam:

What helped you the most during the final month?

Which question bank did you find most similar to the actual exam?

Any advice or study strategies would be greatly appreciated.

Thank you!