The Common Registration Assessment is one component of the route to pharmacist registration. Sitting the assessment depends on your training/registration pathway and the regulator's current eligibility process, not simply purchasing an exam booking.
APPLICATION PATH
Work through the route in the right order
01
Confirm that you are on the correct training/registration route
Use the regulator's current foundation-training and registration information to make sure the sitting applies to your stage and circumstances.
02
Complete the required assessment application/booking steps
Follow the official timetable and communications for the sitting. Keep your contact details current so booking and candidate instructions reach you.
03
Read the specification and candidate rules
Confirm assessment components, permitted calculator/reference arrangements, identification, test-centre rules and any reasonable-adjustment process from the current official documents.
04
Plan for both papers on the official schedule
The two parts are a linked assessment. Build your final preparation around the actual reporting time, breaks and paper order communicated for your sitting.
BEFORE YOU RELY ON AN OLD SCREENSHOT
Candidate checklist
Training/registration-stage eligibility confirmed
Assessment application/booking completed within the current window
Candidate details and identification requirements checked
Permitted calculator/reference rules reviewed
Current test-centre, arrival and assessment-day instructions saved
Current official guidance wins
Use the current regulator website and your candidate communications for eligibility, dates and operational rules. They can change between sittings even when the broad two-part assessment structure remains familiar.
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