GPhC Question Bank
PassPharm is the GPhC question bank built only for the registration assessment: 5,000+ exam-standard questions, true-to-format mock papers, EMQs and revision that adapts to you.
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A woman is started on alendronic acid 70ย mg once weekly for osteoporosis. What is the most important counselling point?
Correct!
Alendronic acid must be swallowed whole with a full glass of water, sitting or standing, then stay upright for 30 minutes before food, this prevents oesophageal irritation and aids absorption.
5,000+
exam-standard questions
353
extended matching questions
8
full mock papers
6
in-depth revision guides
Learn, don't just test
Full explanations on every single question, written to teach the why, not just mark you right or wrong. Flag tricky ones and add your own notes to come back to.
A man stabilised on warfarin (INR 2.4) is prescribed a 5-day course of clarithromycin. What must the pharmacist do?
Correct!
Clarithromycin is a potent CYP3A4 inhibitor and raises warfarin levels, increasing bleeding risk. The pharmacist should alert the prescriber, arrange an early INR check, and counsel on signs of bleeding.
Exam day, rehearsed
True-to-format mock papers: 40 timed calculations and 120 clinical questions, weighted like the real GPhC paper and scored against the 70% standard, plus exclusive original papers.
True-to-format, timed papers.
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Why PassPharm
Every part of PassPharm is built around one thing, passing the GPhC registration assessment.
100% GPhC-focused
Every question is written for the registration assessment, pharmacy law and ethics, calculations and clinical single-best-answer questions.
True exam format
Part 1 calculations and Part 2 clinical, 5-option single-best-answer, timed to the real 2-hour and 2.5-hour papers.
Any device, any browser
A full web app that works on your laptop, tablet or phone, nothing to install, with your progress synced across them all.
Smart revision & mocks
Spaced repetition resurfaces your weak spots, plus eight exclusive full mock papers.
Pay once, no subscription
Unlock everything with a one-off payment, no recurring charges quietly draining your account.
Built by a pharmacist
Written and reviewed by a pharmacist who knows exactly what this exam tests.
More than questions
Chapter-by-chapter notes written by a pharmacist for exactly what the exam tests. The strategy and calculations guides are free for everyone; the clinical guides are part of Pro, with the first chapter of each free to read.
How to pass the GPhC exam
The complete strategy: study plan, technique and exam-day tactics.
Calculations guide
Every Part 1 calculation type with fully explained worked examples.
MEP: law & ethics
Legal classes, controlled drugs, emergency supply and standards.
High-risk medicines
Warfarin, insulin, methotrexate, lithium and their monitoring.
Responding to symptoms
OTC treatment of minor ailments and the red flags for referral.
Antibiotics
The classes, first-line choices, allergy, pregnancy and interactions.
Yes, there's a free tier forever. You can start practising with no account, and signed-in free users get a daily question and the first 20 questions in every topic.
Definitely. The registration assessment tests calculations, clinical decision-making and pharmacy law, the same foundations you build across the MPharm, so starting early means it's all familiar long before your foundation training year. The free tier and daily question make it easy to keep ticking over. Run a PharmSoc? Get in touch about group access.
Yes. Questions are 5-option single-best-answer plus extended matching questions (EMQs), and mocks run as a true Part 1 (40 calculations, 2 hours) and Part 2 (120 clinical, 2.5 hours).
No. Pro is a one-off payment (with a monthly option if you'd rather), unlock it once and it's yours, with no auto-renewing surprises.
Any device with a web browser, laptop, tablet or phone. There's nothing to download or install; just sign in and your progress, streak and weak topics follow you everywhere.
5,000+ exam-standard questions in the bank, plus 353 EMQs and 8 full mock papers, and the bank keeps growing, free for Pro members.
Absolutely. Practise free first; Pro unlocks the full bank, all the timed mocks, the EMQ sets and the in-depth revision guides.
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