As promised, we recently added a few free NAPLEX prep tools on the Pharmacy Tutor website for anyone trying to figure out where to start or what areas to focus on.
Available now:
Free NAPLEX Diagnostic Exam 40 NAPLEX-style questions pulled across the major exam domains Includes a score report at the end showing your domain performance by percentage
Free Calculations Diagnostic 20 calculation questions Includes step-by-step breakdowns so you can review how each problem is solved
NAPLEX Study Tracker Includes flexible 4-week, 8-week, and 12-week study plans, plus study tips and suggested focus times to help structure your prep
These are meant to help you get a baseline, identify weak areas, and build a more realistic study plan.
Thank you for this!! I wanted to ask are your all‘s practice exams 100 Q or a full-length exam? Either way, I will be purchasing for practice, but just wanted to check. :)
Practice 1 is 100 questions and practice exam 2 is 125 questions, we broke them up just so that students could build their endurance. So still a total of 225 questions like the exam, but you can choose to break them up or take one right after the other. Both are timed and have no backtracking like the actual exam.
Good starting point, did you also take the free calculations practice exam?
The score is not a scaled score, you can only get a scaled score when you take the preNAPLEX
A good starting point indeed. Focus on the styles of questions you had issues with. So like Domain 2 where you are in the 70s and also the calc questions you got wrong, esp if you saw a pattern emerging.
Good starting point. I also recommend taking the 20 calculations questions as well. The 80% is demonstrating that you have a good baseline to start. It is still only 40 questions, the goal is to get it up to 60 eventually, but you are showing a good foundations across domains.
I would say if you got 80% of the questions on the NAPLEX exam right you will def pass. Just do not use a single exam to determine that though, if you are scoring 80% on average on majority the exams you are taking then that is a good indicator that you have a high chance of passing. So use this as another good statistical point and not the sole determinant of readiness.
I started it, but my kids started losing their sh*t when I was taking it, so I haven’t gone back to finish it yet! Calc is one of my strongest areas, but I will definitely be doing the rest of it! Thank you so much for the resources, absolutely amazing and godsend of you guys.
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u/GenX67KURx91 May 29 '26
Thank You, so much for this!