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  1. hey there for those who are struggling with toefl ibt especially the speaking section I can help, we can do one on one tutoring for reasonable prices pm me if interested
  2. Hey there I can help you in preparing for FPGEE or Toefl ibt for pharmacists especially the speaking section. it is one on one sessions for very reasonable prices I can provide some free materials pm me in interested
  3. hello 1- you will never master this exam. dont expect that it is like exams we did back in our pharmacy schools were we had specific materials to study and the questions will come from them, it is not like study hard you pass. how long it takes depends on several factors: fresh graduates, former experience in working in hospitals and your clinical background. it is not how long you study, it is what you study. in general I assume that 4 month with 6 hours every day is not enough to study every thing but it may be enough to pass. Also it depends on you, when you study any chapter what you focus on, what you think is important and could be a questions on the exam. For example, take a look at the pharmacokinetics chapter in Apha, there are a lot of complicated equations that I will never waste a second studying because I am sure I will not remember them. I know that a lot of test takers said they are important and we have to focus on them which is really silly. Also, that chapter is not fully understood from both Apha and Cpr but if you search online you may find simpler materials or resources. 2- I agree with you about the blueprint. people study Apha, Cpr without comparing their content with the blueprint. I mean you may study something that is not required when you focus on the whole cpr book. the best strategy is to read about any subject from different resources and simply GOOGLE It. 3- the first 12 chapters, 17 and 18 4- I dont know about this websites, but here is the thing, are they the people who make this test? then yes. do they refund your money in case you dont pass? I think it could be a good choice in case some one did not pass after 2 trials.
  4. Focus on pharmacology and clinical pharmacy. for calculations you will have both, some you type in the answer others you choose the right one. the most difficult questions are those that you have choose all that apply.
  5. I never heard about kaplan for Fpgee..... pharmacology lippincott is very important and few charpters from Cpr as well. Apha is good for ethics. 500 Q manan is good for management. and yes you are right the exam is completely different from years before. There was no need for clinical pharmacology in the past, however, it is not the case right now, you have to focus on clinical in order to pass. let me know if you have any questions.
  6. It was really full of life few years ago. people where discussing, sharing information about this exam. You can get eveything you need about this exam from here. What is happening? I think number of students interested in this program is decreasing. Today was the 25th April exam and no one even Ask
  7. Hey Secret girl If you pass the FPGEE you will have five years time frame to pass the Toefl ibt. If you did not pass the Toefl within 5 years, you have to take the fpgee again If you pass the Toefl before fpgee, you have to pass fpgee within 2 years. I hope that I answered your question.
  8. obe1

    Failed Naplex 5 times

    anyone knows please..?
  9. Hey there I have a question and I hope you guys have an answer to it. I read in NAPB website that there is a five-attempt limit for the naplex. What happens if someone failed 5 times? Does he/she have to take fpgee and toefl again? or maybe their profiles will be closed for good??!!!:upset: thank you
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