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FPGEE Foreign Pharmacy

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Dynamic Path presents our Foreign Pharmacy module, designed to help you ace the FPGEE exam given by the NABP.

This module contains 450+ professionally-written study questions, each paired with a detailed answer explanation to ensure comprehension of key topics.

Our questions cover all the material crucial to foreign pharmacy graduates who want to work in the US:

  • Basic Biomedical Sciences
  • Pharmaceutical Sciences
  • Social, Behavioral, and Administrative Pharmacy Sciences
  • Clinical Sciences

Dynamic Path is neither affiliated with nor endorsed by the National Association of Boards of Pharmacy or any other organization.

FAQs

There are 200 questions on the FPGEE exam.

The FPGEE exam is about 4 hours and 30 minutes long.

The scaled passing score for the FPGEE exam is 75.

Passing the FPGEE exam is required before a foreign pharmacy graduate can officially apply for pharmacy licensure exams required in order to gain licensure to be a pharmacist in the United States.

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