How long does it take to study for MPJE?

How long does it take to study for MPJE?

Give yourself at least 2 weeks to study for the MPJE, and that’s if you’re cramming. If you’re not the cramming type, we’d suggest 3 or 4 weeks (if you go much longer than that, you run the risk of forgetting the stuff you studied early on).

What is the best way to study for the MPJE?

HOW TO STUDY FOR THE MPJE

  1. Know what to expect. The MPJE consists of 120 questions.
  2. Study….. Yep, you can’t get around this.
  3. Test questions. I’ve never really liked practice test questions.
  4. Anticipate. Think about questions that will likely be covered.
  5. Rest, relax, and just do it.

Is the MPJE difficult?

The MPJE isn’t harder than the NAPLEX from personal experience. It just requires you to use your brain in different way that you may not be used to and it can be mentally challenging knowing that the exam changes based on your previous answers.

How many questions are on the MPJE?

120
Take the MPJE The MPJE is a 2.5-hour exam composed of 120 computer-based questions. The exam uses adaptive technology to deliver selected-response questions. The exam results will be reported as pass or fail, and candidates are allowed five attempts to pass the exam.

Is RXPrep harder than NAPLEX?

Something else to note about the test bank questions- they are oftentimes much more difficult than the actual real NAPLEX questions! I remember this to definitely be true- they generally say if you are getting 50-60% of the RxPrep questions right, you can assume you will get 70-80% of the real NAPLEX questions right.

Are RXPrep questions harder than NAPLEX?

I found that the RXPrep practice questions and exams were more difficult in comparison to the actual NAPLEX questions. I did not find that the online supplemental videos were helpful. It is expensive at $65 from the NABP website, but it is a good indicator of whether you will pass the real exam.

Should I take NAPLEX or MPJE first?

The Argument for Taking the NAPLEX First Because of this reason, it does make sense to take the NAPLEX before the MPJE. Another reason for taking the NAPLEX prior to the MPJE is that you have likely just finished up clinical rotations.

What happens if you fail MPJE?

There is a 30-day waiting period after a failed attempt to take the MPJE. Candidates may reapply but will not receive a new ATT to schedule an exam until the board reconfirms eligibility and the wait period has been met.

How many can you get wrong on MPJE?

A maximum of 5 tries per state to pass the MPJE is allowed. Hopefully you won’t fail the first time you take your MPJE but if you do, you need to wait 30 days per state until you can sit for the exam again to re-take. For the NAPLEX, it is a period of 45 days to wait before you can retake the exam again.

Is the MPJE the same in all states?

Currently, 48 states and territories use the MPJE to assess those applying for licensure. Jurisdictions that do not require the MPJE for licensure include Arkansas, California, Guam, Puerto Rico, Virginia, and the Virgin Islands.

What are K type questions?

K-Type questions, also known as complex items, require students to select combinations of individual response options. Response options are typically a series of true/ false statements, followed by options such as “A and B” or “two of the above” [22] .

Can you take pre MPJE more than once?

Pre-MPJE can be taken once per jurisdiction, per year. Pre-FPGEE can be taken twice per year.

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