Live+ Recorded sessions for a flexible Intern Pharmacist Exam preparation without leaving your pharmacy internship/job.

Trainer access until you pass the Pharmacist Intern Oral and Written Examination

One-on-one feedback sessions with the Pharmacy Intern Exam trainer

Study handouts, mock tests, and the final Pharmacist Intern Examination grand tests

Exclusive tips on approaching the Intern Pharmacist Examination

End-to-end support in exam clearance in Australia.

Why Become a Pharmacist in Australia?

₹60 Lakh

Annual salary of registered pharmacists in Australia

27,400+

Current openings for the role of registered pharmacist

30,375+

Visas for skilled workers in Australia

About The Course

The Australian Intern Written and Oral Examination evaluates your knowledge, competence, and ability to make sound decisions in real-world pharmacy practice. Passing this exam shows you’re fully ready to work as a registered pharmacist in Australia.

This is a crucial milestone toward permanent registration with the Australian Pharmacy Council and the Pharmacy Board of Australia, following your pharmacy degree or OPRA exam and internship.

Think of it as the final step to showcase your expertise and readiness to serve in the Australian healthcare system.

The process includes both a Written Exam and an Oral Exam, both of which you must clear to gain full pharmacist registration.

Who Is The Course For?

Pharmacists who have cleared the OPRA exam and completed their 1575 hours of internship in Australia.

Pharmacists ready to register with the Pharmacy Board of Australia and the Australian Pharmacy Council.

Recent pharmacy graduates in Australia who have completed an eligible pharmacy degree with provisional registration with the APC.

What's More That
Comes With Our Course?

What's More...

1-On-1 Q&A Sessions

We provide online one-on-one counselling and Q&A sessions to ensure online learning is beneficial for the aspirants. Our mentors help aspirants clear their doubts and queries and get all the answers they need.

Live+Recorded Sessions

Missed a live lecture? Don’t worry. You can always find a recorded lecture on our platform and revisit it as many times as you want during the course duration.

Extended Course Access

Getting the course once will help you prepare for not one but multiple attempts. You get access to all the resources for more than a year, to ensure proper revision.

Community Building

We help you get in touch with a community of experts, which includes mentors, registered practitioners, previous alumni and those who have successfully cleared the exams. This adds value to your preparation and get all the guidance and motivation you need.

Explore The Full Curriculum

Module 1: Australia Intern Pharmacist Written Exam

Module 2: Australia Intern Pharmacist Oral Exam, Part A: Primary Healthcare

Individual case scenarios are developed and conducted as a role-play for primary healthcare issues Some of them include:

Head lice
Blepharitis
Acne
Skin burns
Chickenpox
Cold sores
Constipation
Diarrhoea
Conjunctivitis
Dry eyes
Anal fissures
Eczema
Gastro-oesophageal reflux
Haemorrhoids
Motion sickness
Headlice
Mouth ulcers
Nasal congestion
Shingles
Pain management
Smoking cessation
Sore throat
Stye
Threadworm infections
Genital warts
Urinary tract infections
Tinea
Oral & Vaginal thrush
Seborrheic dermatitis
Scabies
Nappy rash
Hay fever

Module 3: Australia Intern Pharmacist Oral exam, Part B: Legal and Ethical Practice

More than 20 different case scenarios related to legal and ethical issues of prescription dispensing will be discussed. Descriptive feedback will be provided for the candidates during their mock test.

Legal And Ethical Practice

Module 4: Australia Intern pharmacist oral exam, Part C: Problem solving and communication

Problem Solving And Communication

Meet The Instructors

Dr. Akram Ahmad

B.Pharm, PharmD, PhD

12 years of Experience

Dr. Akram Ahmad is a clinical pharmacist, research scientist, educator and entrepreneur, known internationally for his work in healthcare education and global career guidance for healthcare professionals.
He completed his Bachelor of Pharmacy (B.Pharm) and Doctor of Pharmacy (PharmD) in India, and then pursued his Ph.D on full-scholarship from the Faculty of Medicine and Health, The University of Sydney.
Dr. Akram has extensive teaching experience across prestigious institutions in India, Malaysia and Australia.
Dr. Akram has published over 110 research papers in reputed, peer-reviewed international journals like The Lancet, The Lancet Global Health, The Lancet Infectious Diseases, PLOS ONE, BMC Public Health, and more.
His profile ranks in the top 2% scientists on ResearchGate, and has a H-index of 32, i10-index of 70, and 3000+ citations.
He is the Founder and CEO of Academically Global and a global healthcare career guidance coach.
Heading Academically Global, he has helped thousands of doctors, pharmacists, dentists, physiotherapists, nurses, optometrists and other healthcare professionals migrate and establish fulfilling careers in countries including Australia, New Zealand, the UK, Ireland, Canada, and the Gulf.
Dr. Akram has been able to touch the lives of over 700,000 healthcare professionals from over 77 countries.

He is also the Editor-in-Chief of the

"Journal of Pharmacy Practice and Community Medicine."

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Caitlin Hardman, Australia

AHPRA Registered Pharmacist

14 years of Experience

Caitlin Hardman is a dedicated healthcare professional who has completed her Bachelor of Pharmacy (Honours) in Australia and received certifications including GCertHlthProfEd and FANZCAP (Edu., MedSafety).
She is an AHPRA-registered pharmacist with clinical and academic experience within Australian Hospitals and Universities.
She has joined hands with Academically as the faculty member and coach for pharmacy exams, helping aspirants gain the theoretical and practical knowledge required to clear foreign pharmacy exams.

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Teena Nazeem

B.Pharm, M.Pharm , AHPRA Registered Pharmacist

11 years of Experience

Teena Nazeem is a Registered Pharmacist (Provisional) with a diverse background in pharmacy practice and education.
She completed her B.Pharm from Nirmala College of Pharmacy, Kerala, and earned a Master in Pharmacy Practice from JSS College of Pharmacy, Ooty, where the Frank May Gold Medal recognised her excellence.
Later, she started her career as an educationist by working as an Assistant Professor at Krupanidhi College of Pharmacy for over 6 years.
She cleared the KAPS exam and moved to Australia as a registered pharmacist. Currently, she works at Chemist Warehouse in Melbourne.

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Femi Maria Francis, Australia

B.Pharm, M.Pharm, (KAPS and GPAT Qualified), AHPRA Registered Pharmacist

5 years of Experience

Femi Maria Francis is an Indian pharmacist with an extensive academic and professional track record.
She has completed her Bachelor of Pharmacy (B.Pharm) degree from the esteemed Govt. Medical College Kottayam furthered her education with a Master of Pharmacy (M.Pharm) degree from NIPER-R, where her excellence was acknowledged with the Director's Silver Medal. Later, she completed postgraduate training at CSIR-CDRI, where she had the privilege of collaborating with some of India's foremost scientists.
Post that, she worked for 2 years as a senior research associate in Drug Metabolism & Pharmacokinetics (DMPK), after which she went on to serve as an operations specialist in pharmacovigilance, contributing significantly to the safety reporting efforts for the AstraZeneca COVID-19 vaccine.
Currently, she is working as an intern pharmacist in Melbourne, Australia. She has a total experience of 5 years.
She has also cleared notable pharmaceutical examinations such as GPAT and KAPS.

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Mohammad Qamar, Australia

B.Pharm, MPhil, BCPS (USA) , AHPRA Registered Pharmacist

14 years of Experience

Mohammad Qamar is a pharmacist and an educationist.
He completed his B.Pharm and M.Phil in clinical pharmacy from USM Malaysia.
He has been educating and guiding global pharmacy students for over 12 years now.
Mohammad has successfully aced the BCPS (USA), MMPS (Malaysia) and KAPS exams.
He is currently working as an intern pharmacist in Victoria, Australia.

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Dr. Ahmad Karamat, Australia

AHPRA Registered Pharmacist

4 years of Experience

Ahmad Karamat is a pharmacist from Pakistan.
He has completed his Doctor of Pharmacy degree from Lahore, Pakistan.
Later, he cleared the KAPS exam and migrated to Australia.
Ahmad Karamat has over 4 years of teaching experience as of now.
Currently, he is working as a community pharmacist in Australia while also helping several students in clearing their KAPS exam through Academically.

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About The Pharmacy Intern Written and Oral

What is the Pharmacy Intern Written and Oral

Pharmacy Intern Written and Oral Exam Eligibility Criteria

You are eligible to register for the Intern Written Exam if you:

Are provisionally registered with the Pharmacy Board of Australia (or have been registered in the past).
Have completed at least 75% of your required supervised practice hours for general registration, or will have completed them by the exam date.

Registration Period: 6 January – 26 January 2026
Exam Date: 16 February 2026
Result: 12 March 2026

Registration Period: 24 March – 25 May 2026
Exam Date: 15 June 2026
Result: 9 July 2026

Registration Period: 14 July – 21 September 2026
Exam Dates: 19 – 20 October 2026
Result: 12 November 2026

Note: If you register but haven’t completed the required hours, a cancellation fee will apply.

Written Exam Requirement for Oral Exam Eligibility

To be eligible for the Oral Examination, applicants must:

Hold a current pass in the Intern Written Examination conducted by the Australian Pharmacy Council (APC) at the closing date for oral exam applications.
Note that a pass in the Written Exam is valid for 18 months from the date of passing.

Oral Examination Period: 2 February 2026 – 27 February 2026
Applications Open: 16 November 2025
Applications Close: 19 December 2025

Oral Examination Period: 1 June 2026 – 26 June 2026
Applications Open: 2 March 2026
Applications Close: 3 April 2026

Oral Examination Period: 5 October 2026 – 30 October 2026
Applications Open: 29 June 2026
Applications Close: 31 July 2026

Important Notes About the Pharmacy Oral Examination Schedule

Examinations are not held on every date within the published exam periods, nor are they conducted on the same dates across all locations. The number of examination days at each site depends on candidate volume and examiner/venue availability.
Candidates must remain available for the entire published examination period.

Once applications close, candidates are randomly allocated a specific exam date and time for their chosen location. This information is emailed two weeks before the examination period begins.
Make sure Ahpra has your correct and up-to-date contact details at all times to avoid missing important notifications.

Procedure for Pharmacy Intern Written and Oral Exam

Procedure for the Pharmacy Intern Written and Oral Exam

1. Complete Required Internship Hours

Begin your pharmacy internship under provisional registration.

You must complete at least 75% of the 1,575 supervised practice hours before sitting the Written Exam.

2. Register for the Intern Written Exam

Check the APC exam schedule and registration window.

Ensure you meet the eligibility criteria before applying.

Submit your application and pay the exam fee.

Fee: 770 per attempt (₹44,874)

3. Sit the Intern Written Examination

Attend the exam on the assigned date.

The Written Exam assesses clinical knowledge, pharmacy practice, calculations, legislation, and professional judgement.

4. Receive Written Exam Results

Results are released according to the published schedule.

A pass is valid for 18 months, during which you must attempt the Oral Exam.

5. Apply for the Oral Examination

Applications open and close on specific dates for each Oral Exam period.

You must hold a current pass in the Written Exam at the closing date of applications.

6. Allocation of Oral Exam Date & Time

After the application deadline, candidates are randomly assigned a date and time.

Allocation details are emailed two weeks before the exam period.

Ensure your Ahpra contact details are accurate and updated.

7. Sit for the Oral Examination

The Oral Exam tests your ability to apply pharmacy knowledge in real-world practice scenarios.

Be prepared for case-based questions, communication skills assessment, and decision-making tasks.

8. Receive Oral Exam Results

Results are released according to the APC schedule.

Passing both Written and Oral Exams completes your assessment pathway for general registration.

9. Apply for General Registration

After clearing the exams and completing all internship hours, apply to the Pharmacy Board of Australia for full pharmacist registration.

Pharmacy Intern Written and Oral Exam Format

Revised Conditions for the Intern Written Exam (Effective January 2026)

The Australian Pharmacy Council (APC) has updated the Intern Written Exam conditions for 2026 to strengthen exam validity and integrity based on evidence-based assessment practices.

Read the updated conditions carefully to prepare effectively.

Key Changes for 2026

Permitted materials: Restricted open-book

Exam delivery: In-person only at approved test centres

Question format: Calculations now include Fill in the Blank (FIB) items

The Intern Written Exam is a core requirement for progressing from provisional to general registration as a pharmacist in Australia.

Exam Structure

Format

Restricted open-book, computer-based exam

Delivered in person at approved test centres

75 questions total

Multiple-choice questions (MCQs)

Fill in the Blank (FIB) calculation questions

Permitted Reference Books (Physical Copies Only)

You may bring ONE original physical copy (any edition) of each:

Australian Medicines Handbook (AMH)

Australian Pharmaceutical Formulary and Handbook (APF)

Not permitted:

Handwritten notes

Loose sheets

Printed PDFs or digital file printouts

Tabs larger than 12mm × 44mm

Timing

120 minutes exam time

Plus:

5 minutes: Non-disclosure agreement

10 minutes: Pre-exam tutorial

5 minutes: Post-exam feedback survey

These activities do not count toward the 120-minute timer.

Exam Content Overview

The exam tests competencies from Domains 1 and 3 of the National Competency Standards Framework (2016):

Competency Standards & Weighting

1.3 Practise within applicable legal framework – 8%

3.1 Patient-centred approach to medication management – 20%

3.2 Implement medication management strategy – 28%

3.3 Monitor and evaluate medication management – 28%

3.4 Compound medicines – 8%

3.6 Promote health & well-being – 8%

Topic Areas

Calculations
Cardiovascular
Dermatology
Ear, nose and throat
Endocrinology
Gastrointestinal
Haematology
Health promotion
Immunology
Malignant disease
Nervous system
Ophthalmology
Primary healthcare
Respiratory
Rheumatology
Statutory requirements
Urological
Vaccination

Scored vs Unscored Questions

90% scored questions
10% unscored (for testing future questions)
You will not know which items are unscored

Pharmacy Intern Written and Oral Exam Test Centres

Written Examination Locations Across Australia

Adelaide
Alice Springs
Brisbane
Canberra
Darwin
Hobart
Melbourne
Perth
Sydney
Townsville

Oral Examination Locations Across Australia

Australian Capital Territory – Canberra
New South Wales – Sydney
Northern Territory – Darwin
Queensland – Brisbane
South Australia – Adelaide
Tasmania – Hobart
Victoria – Melbourne
Western Australia – Perth

Frequently Asked Questions

What are the biggest changes to the written and oral exam timelines?

The exam cycles now follow fixed registration, exam, and result-release windows, with three major sessions each year. This makes planning your preparation much easier but also means missing deadlines can delay your progress by months.

Are written-exam passes still valid for 18 months?

Yes. Your APC written exam pass remains valid for 18 months from the date you passed it. You must still hold a current valid written-exam pass by the oral-exam application closing date.

Will I get to choose my oral exam date or time?

No. After applications close, Ahpra randomly allocates your exam date and time. You will receive the schedule two weeks before the oral exam period begins. Make sure your contact details with Ahpra are correct.

Are exam locations fixed for each state?

Yes. Each state or territory has one designated exam city (e.g., Sydney, Melbourne, Brisbane). You cannot change to another city unless exceptional circumstances apply.

Can I request a specific exam day due to work or travel issues?

Generally, no. Personal preferences are not grounds for rescheduling. You must ensure full availability during the exam window before applying.

How early do I need to apply?

Apply as soon as the registration window opens. Late or incomplete applications will not be accepted, and you must wait for the next exam cycle.

How will I be notified about changes or updates?

Ahpra contacts candidates only via email. Keeping your email address up-to-date is essential.

Can I sit the oral exam if my written exam expires before the exam period?

No. Your written exam must be valid on the closing date of oral-exam applications, not just on the exam day.

What are the major changes to the Intern Written Exam from January 2026?

Three major updates:

Restricted open-book format
In-person test-centre delivery only
Fill-in-the-blank (FIB) format for all calculation questions

What is the passing score for the Intern Written Exam?

The passing score is determined using a scaled scoring system by the Australian Pharmacy Council (APC). It may vary slightly between exam sittings to maintain fairness, so there is no fixed percentage released publicly.

How many attempts are allowed for the Written and Oral Exams?

There is no strict limit on attempts; however, you must maintain eligibility requirements and valid timelines (such as internship completion and written exam validity) when reapplying.

What happens if I fail the Intern Written Exam?

If you do not pass, you can reapply for the next available exam cycle. You will need to pay the exam fee again and ensure you still meet eligibility criteria.

What happens if I fail the Oral Examination?

Candidates who fail the oral exam can reapply in a future cycle, provided their written exam pass is still valid within the 18-month period.

How should I prepare for the restricted open-book Written Exam?

Preparation should focus on understanding concepts rather than relying on books. Practice using AMH and APF efficiently, as time management is critical during the exam.

Are calculators allowed in the Written Exam?

Yes, an on-screen calculator is typically provided during the exam. External calculators are generally not permitted, so you should practice using digital tools.

What type of questions are asked in the Oral Exam?

The oral exam includes case-based scenarios that assess clinical reasoning, communication with patients, ethical decision-making, and safe pharmacy practice.

How long does the Oral Examination take?

The oral exam usually runs for approximately 35 minutes, depending on the structure and number of scenarios presented.

Can overseas-trained pharmacists (OPRA candidates) take this exam?

Yes, overseas-trained pharmacists who have successfully completed the OPRA pathway and meet internship requirements are eligible to sit the intern written and oral exams.

Is work experience in Australia required before taking the exams?

Yes, you must complete the required supervised internship hours in Australia under provisional registration before becoming eligible for the written exam.

When can I apply for general registration after passing both exams?

You can apply for general registration once you have successfully passed both the written and oral exams and completed 100% of your required internship hours.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Yes. Your APC written exam pass remains valid for 18 months from the date you passed it. You must still hold a current valid written-exam pass by the oral-exam application closing date.

Yes. Each state or territory has one designated exam city (e.g., Sydney, Melbourne, Brisbane). You cannot change to another city unless exceptional circumstances apply.

Generally, no. Personal preferences are not grounds for rescheduling. You must ensure full availability during the exam window before applying.

Apply as soon as the registration window opens. Late or incomplete applications will not be accepted, and you must wait for the next exam cycle.

Ahpra contacts candidates only via email. Keeping your email address up-to-date is essential.

No. Your written exam must be valid on the closing date of oral-exam applications, not just on the exam day.

Three major updates:

Restricted open-book format
In-person test-centre delivery only
Fill-in-the-blank (FIB) format for all calculation questions