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Key Facts: FPGEE Exam
200
Total Questions
All scored
4h 30m
Exam Time
FPGEE format
75/100
Passing Score
Scaled scoring
37%
Clinical Sciences
Largest domain
$700
Exam Fee
NABP 2026
65-70%
Pass Rate
NABP data
The FPGEE has a pass rate of approximately 65-70% for foreign pharmacy graduates. The exam consists of 200 multiple-choice questions over 4.5 hours with scaled scoring (0-100, 75 passing). Pharmacy Practice and Clinical Sciences is the largest domain at 37%. The FPGEE is a critical step for internationally educated pharmacists seeking US licensure, followed by NAPLEX and state-specific exams.
About the FPGEE Exam
The FPGEE is a comprehensive examination for foreign pharmacy graduates seeking to become licensed pharmacists in the United States. The exam assesses competency across 4 domains: Foundational Biomedical Sciences (12%), Pharmaceutical Sciences (31%), Social, Behavioral, and Administrative Sciences (20%), and Pharmacy Practice and Clinical Sciences (37%). Passing the FPGEE is required before obtaining FPGEC certification and eligibility for NAPLEX.
Questions
200 scored questions
Time Limit
4 hours 30 minutes
Passing Score
75 (scaled)
Exam Fee
$700 (NABP (National Association of Boards of Pharmacy))
FPGEE Exam Content Outline
Foundational Biomedical Sciences
Anatomy and physiology, biochemistry, medical microbiology, immunology, and pathophysiology essential for pharmacy practice
Pharmaceutical Sciences
Medicinal chemistry, pharmacology, pharmaceutics and biopharmaceutics, pharmacokinetics, pharmacogenomics, compounding, and pharmaceutical calculations
Social, Behavioral, and Administrative Sciences
Healthcare economics, pharmacoeconomics, healthcare systems, pharmacy law and ethics, professional communication, biostatistics, and social-behavioral aspects of health
Pharmacy Practice and Clinical Sciences
Clinical pathophysiology, patient assessment, pharmacotherapy recommendations, patient safety, evidence-based practice, disease prevention, and health promotion across cardiovascular, endocrine, infectious disease, respiratory, GI, renal, and other therapeutic areas
How to Pass the FPGEE Exam
What You Need to Know
- Passing score: 75 (scaled)
- Exam length: 200 questions
- Time limit: 4 hours 30 minutes
- Exam fee: $700
Keys to Passing
- Complete 500+ practice questions
- Score 80%+ consistently before scheduling
- Focus on highest-weighted sections
- Use our AI tutor for tough concepts
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Frequently Asked Questions
What is the FPGEE pass rate?
The FPGEE pass rate is approximately 65-70% for foreign pharmacy graduates, though rates vary significantly based on educational background, country of graduation, and preparation. The exam uses scaled scoring from 0-100, with 75 required to pass. First-time pass rates tend to be higher than repeat attempts.
How many questions are on the FPGEE?
The FPGEE contains 200 multiple-choice questions. You have 4 hours and 30 minutes to complete the exam. The exam covers 4 domains: Foundational Biomedical Sciences (12%), Pharmaceutical Sciences (31%), Social/Behavioral/Administrative Sciences (20%), and Pharmacy Practice/Clinical Sciences (37%).
What is the FPGEE passing score?
The FPGEE passing score is 75 on a scaled score of 0-100. Scaled scoring accounts for question difficulty across different exam forms. You must achieve this score to receive FPGEC certification and be eligible to take the NAPLEX.
What are the FPGEE eligibility requirements?
To take the FPGEE, you must: (1) Have graduated from a pharmacy program recognized by NABP, (2) Submit credentials through NABP's Electronic Profile System, (3) Meet English language proficiency requirements (TOEFL iBT 84+), and (4) Pay the exam fee ($700). Some candidates may need to complete additional coursework.
What is the path to US pharmacy licensure for foreign graduates?
The typical path is: (1) Apply for FPGEC certification through NABP, (2) Pass the FPGEE, (3) Pass the TOEFL iBT (if not exempt), (4) Receive FPGEC certification, (5) Pass the NAPLEX, (6) Pass your state pharmacy law exam (MPJE or state-specific), and (7) Apply for state licensure. The entire process typically takes 1-3 years.
How should I prepare for the FPGEE?
Plan for 3-6 months of intensive study. Focus on US pharmacy practice differences, clinical guidelines (ADA, AHA/ACC, GOLD, IDSA), pharmacy law (Controlled Substances Act, HIPAA, OBRA '90), and pharmaceutical calculations. Complete at least 3000-4000 practice questions covering all 4 domains. Many candidates benefit from FPGEE review courses and study groups.