Become Pharmacist in Canada - PEBC Qualifying Exam MCQ

The Qualifying Exam Part I (MCQ) is a primary exam towards Canadian pharmacy licensure. The MCQ has been designed to evaluate the knowledge of Canadian Pharmacy Graduates and International Pharmacy Graduates seeking a license to become pharmacist in Canada. Refer to the Pharmacy Examining Board of Canada (PEBC®) website for exam registration guidance and details. A candidate for the MCQ must be prepared to demonstrate knowledge in the following nine competencies: Patient Care, Health Promotion, Intra and Inter-Professional Collaboration, Knowledge and Research Application, Ethical, Legal and Professional Responsibilities, Quality and Safety, Communication and Education, Product Distribution and Practice Setting.

PEBC Pharmacist MCQ Exam Practice has been designed to help individuals seeking PEBC pharmacist licensing improve their knowledge of the exam curriculum. You will be able to identify areas of strength and weakness, test your MCQ readiness, improve your knowledge of PEBC MCQ exam competencies and gain valuable computer testing skills. PEBC Pharmacist MCQ Exam Practice is complementary to any prior review.

This is your opportunity to refresh on key learning objectives before the exam!

PEBC Pharmacist MCQ Exam Practice contains 120 MCQ-type questions divided in 2 practice exams. For your convenience, each practice exam has 60 questions and must be completed in 90 min (1 hr 30 min). You do not need the finish the exam in one sitting. Pause anytime and continue where you have left. It’s that simple! You can also retake the 2 exams multiple times as needed to gain further knowledge of PEBC pharmacist licensing competencies. Finally, answers are supplemented by explanations to ensure further understanding and learning of new concepts.

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