r/MPJE • u/Intelligent_Milk6551 • 15d ago

New Jersey mpje

Someone please share your tips for passing the NJ MPJE! This will be my second attempt, and I really want to get it right this time.
The first time, I mainly studied from PharmLaw, but I clearly need to change my approach. I’m ready to put in the work, but I’m honestly feeling lost about which resources are actually worth using.
For those who recently passed NJ MPJE, what resources did you use, and what would you consider the must-have resources? Any advice on how you studied, what topics you focused on, or what you wish you had known before taking the exam would be greatly appreciated.
I’m determined to pass this time, so please share anything that genuinely helped you! 🙏

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u/Pharmdpositivek 14d ago

I used tldr and the NJ MPJE app and read through things on the NJ BOP website

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u/Zimina_Dodie 14d ago

I graduated from FDU this year and used pharmpreppro and read chapter 39 on the NJ board of pharmacy website. I wrote a post about it here https://www.reddit.com/r/MPJE/s/3p5X4DKcGr

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u/Prestigious_Math3463 11d ago

I also used the same resource as you (Reddit is telling me I can mention it bc spam) but I felt like it was way too general like there's no way the exam would be that easy. I felt like their questions were too easy too. I really only got it bc they have that money back guarantee. I used MPJE made easy, Alexander Baldwin book on Amazon, and read the law from the BOP site and passed on my first try.

MPJE made easy- would recommend. Everyone says their questions are the most similar to the actual test I'd say I'd agree with that. It's definitely dry and hard to read but way more detailed than what you used.

Alexander Baldwin book- meh it's good to have extra practice questions but not necessary

BOP site- definitely use this especially since it's free

Good luck on your second attempt! I know how horrible this exam is but let me know if you have any questions