PEBC exam · Part I (MCQ)
Prepare for the PEBC MCQ exam through practice.
Invest your study time where you need it.
Multiple-choice questions like the exam's, each one explained option by option. A free 25-minute diagnostic shows you your strengths and your gaps. Then one sprint a day: a short set of questions that targets what you have yet to master.
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After the diagnostic: your map
- Develop a plan for the patient's care in collaboration with the patient and their circle of careSolid
- Use professional judgment to make evidence-informed decisions in the patient's best interestProgressing
- Review and process prescriptionsTo build
What you get
You know what to work on.
The diagnostic places your level on the exam's 20 competencies. Each day, your questions are chosen where you need them most; you can also pick a competency yourself.
Example- “Review and process prescriptions”: still short of its target.
- “Comply with relevant legislative and regulatory requirements”: no attempt so far.
You understand every mistake.
Every option, right or wrong, has its explanation. After each set, the session review (the summary of the set) names the cause of every mistake: inattention, calculation, knowledge to revisit, time.
ExampleCalculation error14 s
A calculation trap worked. Calculation questions reward 20 seconds of reverse-checking.
You train in exam conditions.
200 questions in 4 h 30: about 81 seconds per question, and the time of every answer is measured. Mock exams use questions you have never seen in training.
ExampleRight answer2 min 40
Correct answer, 2 min 40 — the budget is about 1 min 21. This competency must become a reflex: back into rotation it goes.
Try it yourself
Real questions from the bank. Choose an answer: you will read the explanation of each of the four options.
Question 1 of 3
This is what you read after every question. The diagnostic tells you which competencies to practise next.
How it works, in three steps
The starting diagnostic
25 minutes, free. You get your map of the 20 competencies.
One sprint a day
A short set of questions, chosen from your map. Short and regular.
The mock exam
200 questions, 4 h 30, like exam day. When you decide.
Built on the official exam blueprint
The blueprint (the official plan of the exam, published by the PEBC) sets 6 domains, 20 competencies, and the weight of each domain. Every RxSprint question is tied to one of these competencies, including those added in 2026: equity, diversity and inclusion; patient safety.
In RxSprint, today
- 4005questions available, explained option by option
- 362case scenarios
- 25 minfor the starting diagnostic
In English, and in French.
The exam is taken in English or in French. Here, every question is written in French and available in English; a machine translation is always labelled as such.
Free to start
The free level includes the full diagnostic, your competency map and one sprint of 10 questions a day, each with its explanations.
Full access (unlimited sprints, timed blocks, mock exams) is $39 a month, with a seven-day trial without a card and a refund available for 14 days.
What we do not promise
We do not promise that you will pass. The readiness index (our estimate of your level) reads in three zones: building, progressing, confidence zone. It is a marker for deciding what to work on, not an exam result.
Frequently asked questions
Other banks have 4,000 questions. What about you?
Compare what a question contains. Here, each one explains its four options: you know why the right one is right, and why the others are wrong. The bank grows every week, in the exam's proportions.
How do you know I am ready?
We do not, and we say so. The index combines four measures — blueprint coverage, mock exams, regularity, time management — and returns a verdict in zones. It will gain accuracy with the first real results.
Are your questions verified?
Every question carries its provenance and its review chain. Part of them have not yet been reviewed by a pharmacist: the transparency page says so, and every question can be flagged in one gesture.
Does it replace a course?
No. It is training and diagnosis: it tells you what to review, and in which conditions to work.
Why French?
Because the exam is taken in it, and nobody serves it. The English version exists, flagged wherever a translation is automatic.
Can I choose what I work on?
Yes. By default, the day's sprint chooses for you, where you need it most. From your map, you can also start a set on the competency of your choice. Only mock exam questions cannot be chosen: they are kept apart, so that the mock exam truly measures your level.
What is a Réflexes series?
It is a short set of questions whose answer should come without hesitation: core knowledge, across all competencies, with the timer visible. If you fall into the same trap several times (a confused unit, a half-read stem), the set tells you and makes you work on it again. You start it whenever you want.
How much does it cost?
The Discovery tier is free, no card: the starting diagnostic, the index and a sprint of ten questions a day. Full access is a monthly, quarterly or annual subscription, with a seven-day trial without a card; invited pioneers keep the access they were granted. Refund within 14 days, cancellation in a few clicks.
Our questions are written with the help of AI on the official blueprint, validated by automatic checks and human review, and corrected within minutes when you flag them. How our questions are produced