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Pharmacy Examining Board of Canada (PEBC)

Pick your route, choose a paper, then practise in learning mode or realistic timed mock mode.

PEBC

Evaluating Exam

For the final October 2026 sitting or foundational revision. Check PEBC’s January 2027 pathway update.

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MCQ

Qualifying Exam Part I

Patient-care and practice questions for the written qualifying exam.

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OSCE

Qualifying Exam Part II

Station-style practice for communication and clinical judgement.

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PREPARE FOR YOUR BOARD

About PEBC

Build a PEBC revision routine around the kind of performance you need: selecting an answer, explaining a care decision, or communicating in an OSCE-style scenario. Start with a free practice test and use your results to choose the next area to work on.

Choose the right route

PEBC’s Qualifying Examination has Part I (MCQ) and Part II (OSCE). PEBC has announced that October 2026 is the final Evaluating Examination, and a new international-graduate pathway begins in January 2027. Check the official pathway for your circumstances before choosing Evaluating Exam preparation.

How it works

Take a free test

Sign in and take Test 1. Choose practice or realistic mode in the test controls.

Review your results

Open Results and request your diagnostic. It shows which topics need more work.

Keep practising

Review the explanations and study your weak topics. Continue with more tests to practise what you’ve reviewed.

Board prep.

Use the reference pages for official-route context, format and syllabus. Use the preparation pages to practise, diagnose gaps and build your revision cycle.

BEFORE YOU BEGIN

Common questions

About your tests and preparation.

Can I try PEBC practice for free?

Yes. Test 1 in each supported paper is the free entry point. Sign in or create an account to take the test and save your results. No payment card is required for the free test.

Is a diagnostic the same as the official exam?

No. It is an independent practice test that helps you identify topics to revise. Its score is not an official result, an eligibility decision or a prediction that you will pass.

What happens after I finish?

Open Results and request your diagnostic analysis. Once processing finishes, review weak areas and revision recommendations. Revisit those topics, then retry to monitor your progress.

Can I read the guides without a plan?

Yes. These guides and sample exercises are open to everyone. You can also try Test 1 before choosing how to continue your preparation.

FREE TEST 1

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Review your results and choose what to study next.

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