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Bahrain Pharmacy Licensure Examination(BPLE) Preparation Course

Become a Pharmacist in Bahrain

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Bahrain’s healthcare sector continues to grow, with nearly 1,800 licensed pharmacists currently working across hospitals, clinics, and community pharmacies in the Kingdom. For internationally qualified pharmacists, earning a place in this workforce starts with one key requirement: successfully clearing the Bahrain Pharmacy Licensure Examination (BPLE).

That’s where Academically’s BPLE Preparation Course comes in.

Designed specifically for foreign-trained pharmacists, our program focuses on helping you pass the BPLE on your very first attempt. You will get comprehensive study materials, online classes, AI-based mock tests, personalised guidance, and so much more. Make use of this and become a pharmacist in Bahrain.

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120+ hours of live and recorded BPLE video tutorials

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Live classes + recorded sessions, study handouts, mock tests, and final BPLE grand test

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Why Become a Pharmacist in Bahrain?

500 BHD (₹ 1L +)

Monthly Salary For Pharmacists in Bahrain

1000+

Current openings for Pharmacists in Bahrain

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Who Is The Course For?

Foreign-trained pharmacists who want to practise, migrate, and settle in Bahrain

Pharmacists taking the BPLE exam for the first time

Those who want to take the examination with complete preparation

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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 Our Curriculum

Module 1

Social/Behavioral/Administrative Sciences

Module 2

Pharmaceutical Calculations & Compounding

Module 3

Pharmaceutical Sciences

Module 4

Clinical Sciences

Module 5

Pharmaceutical Care & Disease Management

Module 6

Basic Biomedical Sciences

Module 7

BPLE Grand Test

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About The Examination

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Why Should You Take the BPLE Exam?

The BPLE (Bahrain Pharmacy Licensure Examination) is a licensing exam for pharmacists who wish to practise in Bahrain. It assesses the candidate's knowledge and skills in pharmacy practice, ensuring they meet the required standards for providing patient care.

Bahrain is an attractive destination for pharmacists due to its high standard of living, excellent healthcare system, and diverse culture. With tax-free salaries starting from 1-1.5 lakhs per month, migrating to Bahrain offers pharmacists an opportunity for high earning potential.

BPLE Eligibility Criteria?

The BPLE registration procedure...

1. Application with MEHAN 

Begin by submitting your application through the MEHAN portal (MEHAN.nhra.bh). Pay the application fee.

2. Document Verification or PSV

The documents required for licensing will be verified directly from the original or primary source. These documents include:

  • Educational qualification(s)
  • Experience certificate(s)
  • Professional licence(s)
  • Certificate of Good Standing (CGS)
  • Any other documents deemed necessary by the NHRA

3. Take the BPLE Exam

Once your documents are verified, you will need to take and pass the BPLE exam.

4. Apply for Professional Registration

After passing the exam, proceed to apply for your professional registration with the NHRA (National Health Regulatory Authority)  to practise as a pharmacist in Bahrain.
 

The eligibility criteria for the BPLE exams is mentioned below-

The eligibility criteria to take the BPLE and become a pharmacist in Bahrain are:

  • Bachelor in Pharmacy (B Pharm) with a minimum of 5 years of professional experience OR
  • PharmD (6-year degree including a 1-year internship) with a minimum of 2 years of professional experience
  • Active registration as a pharmacist in your home country
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Procedure For BPLE

1. Application with MEHAN 

Begin by submitting your application through the MEHAN portal (MEHAN.nhra.bh). Pay the application fee.

2. Document Verification or PSV

The documents required for licensing will be verified directly from the original or primary source. These documents include:

  • Educational qualification(s)
  • Experience certificate(s)
  • Professional licence(s)
  • Certificate of Good Standing (CGS)
  • Any other documents deemed necessary by the NHRA

3. Take the BPLE Exam

Once your documents are verified, you will need to take and pass the BPLE exam.

4. Apply for Professional Registration

After passing the exam, proceed to apply for your professional registration with the NHRA (National Health Regulatory Authority)  to practise as a pharmacist in Bahrain.
 

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BPLE Exam Format

The BPLE tests your knowledge in the following major pharmacy areas:

  • Social/Behavioral/Administrative Sciences
  • Pharmaceutical Calculations & Compounding
  • Pharmaceutical Sciences
  • Clinical Sciences
  • Pharmaceutical Care & Disease Management
  • Basic Biomedical Sciences


The exam consists of a single session with 150 multiple-choice questions (MCQs), which must be completed in 2.5 hours. A minimum score of 60% is required to pass the exam.

BPLE Exam Test Centres

The exam can be taken at approved Prometric centres, both locally in India and internationally.
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About Us

Academically is a global Ed-Tech healthcare platform, led by Dr. Akram Ahmad (PhD in Medicine, University of Sydney, Global Healthcare Career Coach) and his expert team, that helps pharmacists, doctors, dentists, physiotherapists, and other allied healthcare professionals to achieve their career goals in India and abroad. We provide complete career guidance, like skill assessment, Visa, PR and coaching for International licensure exams such as AMC, OPRA, APEP, ADC, DHA, SPLE, OCANZ COE and more for countries like Australia, New Zealand, Gulf countries, the US, the UK, and Canada. We have trained more than 8,000 students across 30+ countries, with a 90%+ success rate on international healthcare licensure exams. We are India’s first healthcare Ed-Tech platform to introduce AI-based mock tests, to help students study smarter and track progress effectively. Beyond exam preparation, we also offer job assistance programmes, such as Upskill by Academically, covering clinical drug development and MSL (Medical Science Liaison). To help you land your dream job, we have recently launched our job platform Jobslly by Academically, only for healthcare professionals for both India and abroad.

Frequently Asked Questions

The Bahrain Pharmacy Licensure Examination (BPLE) is a mandatory licensing exam for pharmacists who wish to practise in Bahrain. It evaluates a candidate's knowledge and skills in various aspects of pharmacy practice, ensuring they meet the standards required in Bahrain. Successfully passing the BPLE is a key step in obtaining a pharmacy licence from the National Health Regulatory Authority (NHRA) in Bahrain.

Eligibility for the Prometric exam in Bahrain generally includes:

  • A valid pharmacy degree (BSc or PharmD) with the required professional experience.
  • Active registration as a pharmacist in your home country.
  • Meeting any additional requirements set by the NHRA.
     

The salary for a B Pharm (Bachelor of Pharmacy) in Bahrain typically ranges from 1 to 1.5 lakhs per month, depending on experience and specific job role. Salaries are tax-free.

 NHRA stands for the National Health Regulatory Authority in Bahrain.
 

The key documents required for the BPLE application are:

  • Educational certificates (BSc Pharmacy or PharmD)
  • Experience certificates
  • Professional licence from your home country
  • Certificate of Good Standing (CGS)
  • Passport copy
  • Any additional documents requested by NHRA

    These documents must be verified through Primary Source Verification (PSV).
     

The format of the Bahrain Pharmacy Licensure Examination (BPLE) is as follows:

  • Number of Questions: 150 multiple-choice questions (MCQs)
  • Duration: 3 hours
  • Passing Score: 60% or higher
  • Content Areas: Includes sections on pharmaceutical sciences, clinical pharmacy, pharmacy practice, and other relevant topics

To get a pharmacist license in Bahrain, you must follow these steps:

  • Check Eligibility: Verify that you meet the educational and professional experience requirements. Generally, this includes having a BSc in Pharmacy with five years of experience or a PharmD with two years of experience.
  • Apply Through MEHAN: Submit your application via the MEHAN portal (MEHAN.nhra.bh). You will receive an invitation letter with further instructions.
  • Document Verification: Provide and verify required documents, including educational certificates, experience certificates, professional licenses, and a Certificate of Good Standing (CGS). Documents must undergo Primary Source Verification (PSV).
  • Pass the BPLE Exam: Complete the Bahrain Pharmacy Licensure Examination (BPLE) administered by the NHRA.
  • Professional Registration: Once you pass the BPLE, you can apply for professional registration with the NHRA.

To register for the BPLE, you must follow these steps:

  • Complete the Application: Register on the MEHAN portal and fill out the application for the BPLE for pharmacists.
  • Submit Documents: Provide necessary documents for verification.
  • Schedule Examination: After verification, schedule your exam.
  • Take the BPLE: Attend the exam at the scheduled time and location. 
    To take the exam with confidence, it is better to enroll in a BPLE Preparation Course. 

Preparing for the BPLE requires a comprehensive approach. Start by thoroughly understanding the exam structure and syllabus. Gather and review recommended study materials. Create a study schedule that covers all exam topics and allows time for revision. Enrol in BPLE preparation courses to gain structured guidance to pass the exam on the first attempt.

 If you fail the BPLE for pharmacists, you are allowed up to four attempts within a maximum period of three years from the date of your first attempt.

Yes, BPLE results are valid for 5 years. If a pharmacist does not practice within that time frame, they will need to retake the exam to maintain their eligibility to practise in Bahrain.

 No, you cannot practise in Bahrain with a pharmacy licence from another country. You must pass the Bahrain Pharmacists Licensure Examination (BPLE) and meet the NHRA's requirements to practise.

The passing score for the Bahrain Prometric Exam is typically 60%. This means you need to score at least 60% of the total marks to pass the exam and be eligible for pharmacy licensure in Bahrain.

A pharmacy licence from another country is not directly recognised in Bahrain. To practise as a pharmacist in Bahrain, you must:
 

  • Pass the Bahrain Pharmacy Licensure Examination (BPLE): This is required to ensure you meet Bahrain's standards for pharmacy practice.
     
  • Obtain a licence from the National Health Regulatory Authority (NHRA): You will need to follow Bahrain's specific licensing process, which includes document verification and meeting other regulatory requirements.

    Having a pharmacy licence from another country may be useful for demonstrating your qualifications and experience.
     

For the Bahrain Prometric Exam, the NHRA recommends the following study materials:

  • Remington: The Science and Practice of Pharmacy by Paul Beringer et al. (Latest Edition)
  • Goodman and Gilman's: The Pharmacological Basis of Therapeutics by Hardman, Limbird, and Gilman (Latest Edition)
  • Saudi National Formulary (Latest Edition)
  • Drug Information Handbook by LexiComp (Latest Edition)
  • Pharmacotherapy: A Pathophysiologic Approach (Latest Edition)

    For a comprehensive preparation with study materials, question banks, and mock exams. Enrol in the best BPLE Preparation Course and pass the exam on the first attempt.

 

After passing the BPLE, the next steps typically include:

  • Provide the necessary documentation to the National Health Regulatory Authority (NHRA), including proof of your BPLE results, educational qualifications, and any other required credentials.
  • Complete the application process for your pharmacy licence through the NHRA.
  • Undergo a medical examination as part of the licensure process.
  • Secure employment at a licensed healthcare facility in Bahrain.
  • Receive your final licence approval from the NHRA, which will allow you to practise pharmacy in Bahrain legally.
     

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