Obviously NAPLEX exam has been a pain in my ass, but that won't bother me anylonger i have gotten my license already thanks to you Mr James God bless you more cuz you made it possible for me
@@albertwilliamson3306 You will pass everyone has their own season, just keep going pray and believe you will receive yours Mr James like everyone has been saying he can be off help
I'm really sorry about that but i got used to it until i succeeded, i failed 6 times before i finally passed, it would have been 6 but Mr James saved me from failing again
I think the key in reading the RXPREP for success is to test yourself after each section and make sure you understand what you just read. Make it a marathon not a sprint. Also, if you need to think of the formula or conversion, then you are not ready for the exam. Make sure you get those calculations like they are a joke and be sure to get all the math right as they cannot trick you on those and I consider the math questions as give me points. Also, make sure to note what units they want the answer in, they might state something in mg, but want the answer in grams or micrograms.
Thank God I finally passed my NAPLEX EXAM ON MY 5th attempt with the help of Mr Smith I used his preparation tips. just 3 days of working with him and I passed. I was referred to him by a friend before my exams. Please friends I recommend you to Mr Smith, The man has the key to getting your exam.
Can you tell me if the style of the exam has changed... Does the exam continue to ask questions in a subject that you keep missing answers in, or is it somewhat standardized?
Yes the exam is still adaptive ... so if you keep getting questions wrong for a specific subject, the exam will most likely ask you questions from that subject.
Is the naplex really 50% math? On the 2020 naplex bulletin on the nabp website, I am seeing there are 2 areas of the exam with 33% of the exam as area 2. Within the subtopics in area 2, calculations is 1 of 3 different subtopics, so it seems as if math should be less than 33% of the exam. That's just my reasoning based on the naplex bulletin. Any input on this would be greatly appreciated!
Hello Chris, yes you're absolutely right. Over the years the percentage of calculations on the test has decreased. Last year there was a lot of sterile and non sterile compounding. This year may be slightly different as well.
Thank you for the Information Sir, I am studying pharm d from India, I have completed 2 years and I want to clear Naplax, I dont have any idea about the exam, like the process, I also have to clear fpcgee like exam, but the internet confuses me all the time, Sir can you please tell me the right process? THANK YOU
You don’t need to take it right away. I would recommend you take it though, because you don’t want to forget what you learned in school. I did a PGY1 and PGY2 residency after graduating.
Thank God I finally passed my NAPLEX EXAM ON MY 5th attempt with the help of Mr Smith I used his preparation tips. just 3 days of working with him and I passed. I was referred to him by a friend before my exams. Please friends I recommend you to Mr Smith, The man has the key to getting your exam.
Do not sleep on sterile and non sterile compounding !
Obviously NAPLEX exam has been a pain in my ass, but that won't bother me anylonger i have gotten my license already thanks to you Mr James God bless you more cuz you made it possible for me
NAPLEX exam is really difficult and frustrating, i can't believe i failed again after studying so hard
@@albertwilliamson3306 You will pass everyone has their own season, just keep going pray and believe you will receive yours Mr James like everyone has been saying he can be off help
Am sorry for that some people also passed through the difficulties just be patient and keep studying
I'm really sorry about that but i got used to it until i succeeded, i failed 6 times before i finally passed, it would have been 6 but Mr James saved me from failing again
i saw someone say he is not trustworthy i couldn't stop laughing, really people say a lot of shit these days
I think the key in reading the RXPREP for success is to test yourself after each section and make sure you understand what you just read. Make it a marathon not a sprint. Also, if you need to think of the formula or conversion, then you are not ready for the exam. Make sure you get those calculations like they are a joke and be sure to get all the math right as they cannot trick you on those and I consider the math questions as give me points. Also, make sure to note what units they want the answer in, they might state something in mg, but want the answer in grams or micrograms.
One of my questions "how many days can Levemir be left at room temperature." These questions do show up. That exam was ridiculous.
Thank you for the tips. I'm trying to put this info into practice during my APPEs this year.
You're so welcome!
Thank you!!!! That’s so helpful!
Thanks
You're welcome :)
This will be helpful no doubt. I used a sort of different approach and scored 120 on one sitting.
Do you mind sharing?
I passed using the ScriptLockr program
Same here 👋
Travis Deming how pls ?
Check IG
Soooooo helpful I can’t thank you enough 🤗
Really needed this, thank you
Thanks for your help indeed! Please make videos on pharmacy law exam. Thanks.
Hey I created a video on the law exam. Check it out.
You scored a 129?!?!? Omg wow, congrats!!!!!
Nice
super helpful man
Hi, thanks for the video. The first video link for Biostats doesnt work
Where can I study from I am in my last year in school but planning to study
Thank God I finally passed my NAPLEX EXAM ON MY 5th attempt with the help of Mr Smith I used his preparation tips. just 3 days of working with him and I passed. I was referred to him by a friend before my exams. Please friends I recommend you to Mr Smith, The man has the key to getting your exam.
Hi can you tell me more information about Mr smith
Can you tell me if the style of the exam has changed... Does the exam continue to ask questions in a subject that you keep missing answers in, or is it somewhat standardized?
Yes the exam is still adaptive ... so if you keep getting questions wrong for a specific subject, the exam will most likely ask you questions from that subject.
It is NOT adaptive. Refer to NABP Bulletin..it says it is a "Fixed Form".
No, naplex is not adaptive. MPJE, on the other hand, is adaptive.
Online preparation course?
No sorry but I offer tutoring
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Is the naplex really 50% math? On the 2020 naplex bulletin on the nabp website, I am seeing there are 2 areas of the exam with 33% of the exam as area 2. Within the subtopics in area 2, calculations is 1 of 3 different subtopics, so it seems as if math should be less than 33% of the exam. That's just my reasoning based on the naplex bulletin. Any input on this would be greatly appreciated!
Hello Chris, yes you're absolutely right. Over the years the percentage of calculations on the test has decreased. Last year there was a lot of sterile and non sterile compounding. This year may be slightly different as well.
If you took 4 years of pharmacy school and take the test and fail does that mean your done?
5 attempts allowed
love_nyc_ thanks bro
How many times can I take FPGEE and Naplex exam?
5 max for both.
Can i get past papers of naplex??
I don’t have. Sorry. What do you need help with ?
The NAPLEX test is very difficult to pass, I can’t believe I failed after studying with so many materials💔🙇😤😭😔
Sorry to hear
Thank you for the Information Sir, I am studying pharm d from India, I have completed 2 years and I want to clear Naplax, I dont have any idea about the exam, like the process, I also have to clear fpcgee like exam, but the internet confuses me all the time, Sir can you please tell me the right process? THANK YOU
Hey! Dixit iam from India as well and iam graduating pharmd, if you need any information can contact me or ping me
@nujelladilipkumar@gmail.com
@@Dilipkumar-rx7ve There are no jobs in the US. Stay in India lol
When should I take the NAPLEX and MPJE? Do I have to take them the year that I graduated? Did you work right after graduating?
You don’t need to take it right away. I would recommend you take it though, because you don’t want to forget what you learned in school. I did a PGY1 and PGY2 residency after graduating.
@@thepharmacistacademy Thank you!
@@Angelxbaby88 Hello let me know if you need any help to pass
@@hubertschulz3027 I need help. I am having trouble remembering all the drugs. Have you taken the NAPLEX exam yet?
@@Angelxbaby88 I will give you a number of Mr James he helped people like you so give him a call ☎️ 📱📲📲
Thank God I finally passed my NAPLEX EXAM ON MY 5th attempt with the help of Mr Smith I used his preparation tips. just 3 days of working with him and I passed. I was referred to him by a friend before my exams. Please friends I recommend you to Mr Smith, The man has the key to getting your exam.
Who is that and where do you find him? Lol
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