Why prep with
PassPharma?
We provide the exam-accurate tools you need to walk into the GPhC Registration Assessment already knowing what to expect.
Created by pharmacists
600+ questions written by qualified pharmacists, covering everything from high risk medications, pharmacokinetics, MHRA alerts and much more.
Real exam conditions
120 questions in 150 minutes. 40 questions in 120 minutes. Exactly like the GPhC exam so there are no surprises on the day.
A rationale for every question
Cited to BNF, NICE, MEP, CKS, SPC, or GPhC framework documents, for the ones you got right too, not just the wrong ones.
Weakness analytics
Ranked weakest and strongest topics, study streak, and a score-over-time graph updated after every session.
How it works
Generate a mock paper
Paper 1, paper 2, a mixed paper, or a topic-focused mini quiz — matching the real GPhC format, question count, and time limit.
Sit it under timed exam conditions
Countdown timer, flag for review, jump between questions, auto-submit at zero — built to feel like the real thing.
Review every rationale and see your weak spots
Every question gets a full rationale, cited to BNF, NICE, or GPhC guidance. Your dashboard tracks exactly which topics need more work.
Ask me anything, any time.
Stuck on a question? Milli’s got you.
Milli is your built-in AI tutor. Stuck on a rationale or a tricky calculation? Ask a follow-up right there and get a real explanation back, instantly, so nothing you don’t understand slips through to exam day.
Sample questions
from the bank
A taste of the calculations, clinical therapeutics, and law & ethics questions that make up every mock paper.
A child weighing 18 kg is prescribed amoxicillin 40 mg/kg/day in three divided doses. What is the volume required per dose using a 125 mg/5 mL suspension?
A 68-year-old man with well-controlled asthma is newly prescribed propranolol for migraine prophylaxis. Which property makes it least suitable for this patient?
Under UK law, which Schedule of the Misuse of Drugs Regulations requires a private prescription to be written entirely by hand by the prescriber?
What our
students say
Real feedback from trainees who used PassPharma to prepare for their GPhC Registration Assessment.
“The calculations papers were what I was most scared of. Doing 40 of them under a real timer meant the actual exam felt familiar instead of terrifying.”
Amara O.
Pre-registration pharmacist
“Every rationale is cited back to the BNF or NICE, so I could actually trust what I was reading instead of second-guessing a random explanation.”
James T.
Trainee pharmacist
“The weak-topic dashboard told me law and ethics was dragging my score down two weeks before the exam, gave me time to actually fix it.”
Priya S.
GPhC candidate, 2026 sitting
“The calculations papers were what I was most scared of. Doing 40 of them under a real timer meant the actual exam felt familiar instead of terrifying.”
Amara O.
Pre-registration pharmacist
“Every rationale is cited back to the BNF or NICE, so I could actually trust what I was reading instead of second-guessing a random explanation.”
James T.
Trainee pharmacist
“The weak-topic dashboard told me law and ethics was dragging my score down two weeks before the exam, gave me time to actually fix it.”
Priya S.
GPhC candidate, 2026 sitting
“Asking Milli to explain a question I got wrong felt like having a tutor on call at 1am, which is exactly when I was revising.”
Daniel K.
Pre-registration pharmacist
“Paper 2 always felt too broad to revise properly. Seeing my weakest topics ranked meant I stopped guessing what to study next.”
Sana M.
Trainee pharmacist
“Sitting a full 150 minute mock with a real countdown timer was the closest thing to the actual exam I found anywhere.”
Oliver P.
GPhC candidate, 2026 sitting
“Asking Milli to explain a question I got wrong felt like having a tutor on call at 1am, which is exactly when I was revising.”
Daniel K.
Pre-registration pharmacist
“Paper 2 always felt too broad to revise properly. Seeing my weakest topics ranked meant I stopped guessing what to study next.”
Sana M.
Trainee pharmacist
“Sitting a full 150 minute mock with a real countdown timer was the closest thing to the actual exam I found anywhere.”
Oliver P.
GPhC candidate, 2026 sitting
Pricing
One price gets full access — every mock paper, every mini quiz, every rationale, no per-paper charges.
Lifetime access, £60 for the first 100 people
Then £80 for the next 100. Time and quantity limited — once 200 spots are gone, this offer is gone.
Not ready to pay yet? Sign up for a free 20-question sample paper — no card required.