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650+ original questions written from Canadian guidelines and law, patient cases like the real exam, 200-question mocks on a 260-minute clock, and a worked answer with its sources on every question.
Free to start · No card required · From C$79, one-time, in CAD · Next application deadline: Thu 19 Nov 2026, 12:00 noon ET for February 2027
The exam at a glance
Internationally educated? PEBC requires Document Evaluation and the Pharmacist Evaluating Examination before you can apply for the Qualifying Examination. The full pathway, step by step
PEBC questions are mostly patients: initials, an age, a few facts and one best decision. So is our bank.
PK is a 52 year old male newly diagnosed with hypertension after home monitoring averaged 148/94 mm Hg. He has no other medical conditions and takes no medications. According to Hypertension Canada's 2025 primary care guideline, which initial treatment is most appropriate?
Step 1
Work through 18 topics mapped to PEBC's competency blueprint. Every answer is graded instantly with a worked explanation and its sources.
Step 2
Missed questions come back for review, and competency drills target the blueprint area where you lose the most marks.
Step 3
200 questions in 260 minutes, built to the blueprint, with a review screen, calculator and formula sheet. Your score report shows each competency area.
Written from Canadian sources, never copied. Most are patient scenarios or calculations, like the real exam.
Case sets of two or three questions on one patient, shown the way PEBC shows them: the case above each question.
200 questions in 260 minutes, a half-length mock and four competency drills, unseen questions first.
Doses, infusion rates, renal function, dilutions and biostatistics, with every step of the arithmetic shown.
Hypertension Canada, Diabetes Canada, CCS, CTS, NACI, NAPRA standards and federal law, each with its edition.
Each mock shows your % correct and a band for each of the six blueprint areas, so you know what to study next.
Passes from C$79 for a month, C$149 for three months, or C$199 until you pass. Canadian dollars, one-time, no auto-renewal.
All PEBC MCQ facts, sourced and dated · 2026-2027 exam dates and deadlines
It is Part I of the Pharmacy Examining Board of Canada's Pharmacist Qualifying Examination: 200 single-best-answer questions (150 scored and 50 unscored pretest items) in one 260-minute section, taken by computer at a Prometric test centre or by remote proctoring (pebc.ca, as at 12 Oct 2026). Part II is the OSCE.
35.6% of 3,182 internationally educated candidates passed Part I on their first attempt from May 2024 to May 2026, against 87.2% for first-time Canadian graduates (PEBC, Examination Scoring and Results).
PEBC does not publish one. The standard is criterion-referenced and equated across forms, and results are reported as pass or fail only. Our mocks report your % correct against a 65% practice benchmark that is ours, not PEBC's.
No. PEBC publishes sample questions only, never past papers. Every question here is original, written from Canadian guidelines, product monographs, NAPRA standards and federal law, and every explanation names its sources.
PEBC Prep is an independent study aid. It is not affiliated with, endorsed by or connected to The Pharmacy Examining Board of Canada (PEBC). 'PEBC' is used only to describe the examination. All questions are original practice material, not past or real exam questions.
Our full mocks follow the Part I blueprint (Ver. 03-2026 (as of May 2026)): 1A Clinical Care 50%, 1B Distribution 20%, 2 Knowledge & Expertise 11%, 3 Communication & Collaboration 4%, 4 Leadership & Stewardship 3%, 5 Professionalism 12%.
A free account with the first 15 questions in every topic (270 in all), worked explanations, a 20-question timed mock, the formula sheet and progress tracking. A one-time pass unlocks every question, every full-length mock and drill, and every study note.
Part I blueprint weights (Ver. 03-2026 (as of May 2026)). Sources: pebc.ca, as at 12 Oct 2026.
PEBC does not publish a pass mark; its standard is criterion-referenced and equated. 65% is PEBC Prep's practice benchmark, not PEBC's.
Educational practice material for exam preparation only. Not medical advice and not a substitute for current product monographs, clinical guidelines or professional judgement. Questions have not yet been reviewed by a licensed pharmacist.