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PEBC Exam Preparation Course For Pharmacist

Become a Pharmacist in Canada

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Pharmacists, it is time to build your pharmacy career in Canada. Earn salaries going beyond 70 LPA, and enjoy a stable career path, and long-term opportunities for you and your family.

The gateway to this future is the Pharmacy Examining Board of Canada (PEBC). Clearing the PEBC exams is the essential step toward becoming a licensed pharmacist in Canada.

That’s where Academically PEBC Exam Preparation Course comes in. We guide you with live expert mentoring, high-yield notes, exam-pattern question banks, and full mock tests that mirror the real PEBC experience. 

Get full exam syllabus coverage from clinical therapeutics, pharmacology, and pharmaceutical calculations, to communication, ethics, and Canadian pharmacy law. 

Move one step closer to working in Canada with Academically.

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14 Weeks of Extensive, PEBC-Aligned Curriculum

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PEBC MCQ Bank with 1000+ Questions

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AI-Driven Mock Tests for PEBC Exam

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Live Interactive PEBC exam Classes and Recorded Sessions for pharmacists

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Why Become a Pharmacist in Canada?

₹64 Lakh

Annual salary of registered pharmacists in Canada

16,000+

Current openings for the role of registered pharmacist

4%

Rise in the salary of registered pharmacist every year

500,000

Visas for skilled workers in Canada

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Who Is The Course For?

Professionals holding a Bachelor’s or Master’s degree from recognized institutions seeking PEBC licensure.

International pharmacists from India, Pakistan, Egypt, and other countries planning to start their careers in Canada.

Pharmacists looking to restart their clinical career in Canada after a professional pause.

Practicing Pharmacists aiming to increase income and access international job markets through PEBC licensing.

First-Time or Repeat PEBC Test Takers

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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

  • + Strategies to approach the exam
  • + Exam pattern
  • + Basics of the exam syllabus
  • + Inflammatory bowel disease
  • + Liver diseases
  • + Peptic ulcer diseases
  • + GERD
  • + Diseases and their medications
  • + Drugs affecting GI motility
  • + Haemostatic disorder
  • + Anaemia
  • + Coagulation disorders
  • + Dysthymias
  • + Heart failure
  • + Hypertension
  • + Myocardial infarction
  • + IHD
  • + Dyslipidaemia
  • + Diseases and their medications
  • + CVS introduction
  • + Tendonitis and sports injuries
  • + Postoperative pain
  • + Multiple sclerosis
  • + Chronic pain
  • + Rheumatoid arthritis
  • + Osteoporosis
  • + Diseases and their medications
  • + Introduction to musculoskeletal
  • + Smoking cessation
  • + Croup
  • + COPD
  • + Asthma
  • + Diseases and their medications
  • + Introduction
  • + Intrauterine devices (IUDs)
  • + Emergency pills
  • + Birth control
  • + Hormonal cycles
  • + Diseases and their medications
  • + Introduction
  • + Bone disorders
  • + Diabetes mellitus
  • + Pathophysiology and therapeutics of
  • + Anatomy and physiology of endocrine organs
  • + Alzheimer disease
  • + Headache
  • + Eating disorders
  • + Bipolar disease
  • + Stroke
  • + Schizophrenia
  • + Depression
  • + Insomnia
  • + Seizure
  • + Parkinson disease
  • + ADHD
  • + Pathophysiology and therapeutics of
  • + Pharmacology of CNS medications
  • + Autonomic pharmacology
  • + CNS Receptors
  • + Prescription processing and product preparation
  • + Professional pharmacy practice skills
  • + Patient care process
  • + Collaborative patient care
  • + Medication/patient safety
  • + Pharmacoepidemiology
  • + Evidence-based medication
  • + Drug information
  • + Patient counselling
  • + Professional ethics
  • + Pharmacy laws
  • + Pharmacogenomics and genotyped prescribing
  • + Molecular biology and genomics
  • + Dosage calculations
  • + Prescription calculations
  • + PK Calculations
  • + Antimicrobial agents
  • + Bacterial diseases
  • + Introduction
  • + Viral infection
  • + Sunburn
  • + Onychomycosis
  • + Scabies
  • + Impetigo
  • + Dry skin
  • + Diaper rash
  • + Dermatomycosis
  • + Cellulitis
  • + Burns
  • + Contact dermatitis
  • + Rosacea
  • + Acne
  • + Diseases and their medications
  • + Introduction
  • + Urinary incontinence
  • + Benign prostrate
  • + Urinary tract infection
  • + Diseases and their medications
  • + Introduction
  • + Biostatics
  • + Drug delivery system
  • + Introduction
  • + Pharmacoeconomics
  • + Canadian healthcare system
  • + Pharmacy management
  • + Drug receptors interactions
  • + Drug receptors
  • + Final Mock Test
  • + Crash Memorisation II
  • + Crash Memorisation I
  • + Topic Revision II
  • + Topic Revision I

Meet Our Faculty

Dr. Akram Ahmad
Exp - 12 years
Dr. Akram Ahmad

B.Pharm, PharmD, PhD

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Femi Maria Francis, Australia
Exp - 5 years
Femi Maria Francis, Australia

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

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Dr. Ahmad Karamat, Australia
Exp - 4 years
Dr. Ahmad Karamat, Australia

AHPRA Registered Pharmacist

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Mohammad Qamar, Australia
Exp - 14 years
Mohammad Qamar, Australia

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

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Success Stories

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Deepak Kumar

Canada, KAPS Qualified July 2023

I just followed Academically blindly, the notes, mock exams, and everything. Academically has segregated the course well so that it becomes easy for you. I highly recommend the strategy by Academically to pass the exam.

Rajshekhar Reddy

KAPS Passed July 2023

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Intern Pharmacist at Chemist Warehouse, Melbourne, Australia

Whatever MCQs that Academically provided, covered more than 90% of the exam questions, that helped me a lot and basically made clearing the exam a lot easier.

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DHA Pharmacist at VIVA Pharmacy, UAE

If you write the exam, you can pass the exam. With the right guidance and support of Academically, I got the opportunity to work as a pharmacist intern in Australia. I got the visa in just 1 month and I have also got a great contract for 3 years.

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Intern Pharmacist, Rushworth Victoria, Australia

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About The Examination

Why Should You Take the PEBC Exam?

The PEBC Exam, conducted by the Pharmacy Examining Board of Canada (PEBC), is a national certification process that evaluates the qualifications of international pharmacy graduates (IPGs) who wish to become licensed pharmacists in Canada. This certification ensures that your pharmacy education and professional knowledge align with Canadian standards of practice.

The PEBC certification process includes two key stages.

PEBC Evaluating Examination (EE)

This is the first mandatory step for pharmacy graduates from outside Canada. The EE tests foundational knowledge in biomedical, pharmaceutical, and clinical sciences. It is a computer-based exam consisting of 140 multiple-choice questions, conducted via Prometric test centres worldwide and even available for remote proctoring.

Exemption From the PEBC Evaluating Examination (EE)

You are eligible for the direct PEBC MCQ exam, and skipping the EE, if you meet the following:

  • Graduated from a program accredited by ACPE (U.S.) or CCAPP (Canada)
  • Your graduation year is the same as or later than your college’s accreditation year
  • Your college was accredited at the time of graduation

Indian PharmD / BPharm graduates who can skip the EE exam:

Institutions like JSS College of Pharmacy (India) fall under this category.

PEBC Qualifying Examination (QE)

After clearing the EE, candidates are eligible to appear for the QE, which is divided into two parts:

Part I (MCQ): A computer-based test assessing pharmaceutical knowledge, problem-solving, and clinical decision-making.

Part II (OSCE): An Objective Structured Clinical Examination conducted in-person in Canada. It evaluates practical skills, communication, and real-world pharmacy competencies through simulated patient interactions.

Why is the PEBC Exam Important?
Successfully passing the PEBC exams is essential for licensure as a pharmacist in Canada, regardless of the province you intend to work in. PEBC certification opens doors to a high-paying, stable, and respected pharmacy career in Canada.

With thousands of pharmacists taking this route each year, the PEBC exam is your first and most important step toward living, working, and settling in Canada as a qualified pharmacist.

PEBC Eligibility Criteria?

The PEBC registration procedure...

Registration Procedure for PEBC Exam

Step 1: NAPRA Registration (Pharmacists’ Gateway Canada)

Register on the Pharmacists’ Gateway Canada website to receive your National (NAPRA) ID. It is required for all further steps.

Fee: CAD $385 (plus taxes) (₹23,000–₹24,000)

Step 2: PEBC Document Evaluation

Create your account on the PEBC My Portal and complete the online application:
Profile information → Educational declaration → Licensing details → Declaration & consent → Payment.

Fee: CAD $715 + taxes (₹43,000–₹45,000)

Submit documents to PEBC (online + courier/direct submission):

Application package:

  • Printed PEBC application form (properly witnessed/notarized)
  • Certified copy of passport or government ID
  • PEBC declarations (as required)

Directly from issuing authorities:

  • University transcript (must be sent directly by the university)
  • Licensing / Good Standing letter (if registered, sent by licensing authority)
  • Statutory declaration if never licensed

Other possible items:

  • Certified translations (if documents are not in English/French)

Processing time: 6-8 weeks after PEBC receives all documents.

Step 3: Pharmacy Evaluating Examination (EE)

The first PEBC exam for international pharmacy graduates after successful document evaluation.

Fee: CAD $910 (₹55,000–₹58,000)

The eligibility criteria for the PEBC exams is mentioned below-

To be eligible to write the PEBC Exam, a pharmacist must have the following:

  • Bachelor of Pharmacy (B.Pharm) or Doctor of Pharmacy (PharmD) degree, including provisional degrees.
  • BPharm/PharmD transcripts or consolidated mark sheets.
  • Active registration with the state pharmacy council in your home country as a practicing pharmacist.
  • Valid passport.
  • Although not mandatory, any relevant working experience can be included.

Number of Attempts Allowed in PEBC:

  • Evaluating Exam (EE):
    You are allowed up to 3 attempts.
    After failing 3 times, you must submit an appeal and may be required to take additional coursework or training before reapplying.
  • Qualifying Exam Part I (MCQ) & Part II (OSCE):
    You also get 3 attempts for each part.
    After 3 failures, you must submit a formal request for a fourth attempt, which is granted only in exceptional circumstances.

PEBC has strict rules. A candidate must demonstrate significant efforts (like further study, remedial training, etc.) to be considered for a 4th attempt.

Exemption from EE
No Evaluating Exam Needed for Indian PharmD & BPharm Graduates from ACPE/CCAPP Accredited Colleges.

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PEBC Procedure

Procedure For PEBC

Registration Procedure for PEBC Exam

Step 1: NAPRA Registration (Pharmacists’ Gateway Canada)

Register on the Pharmacists’ Gateway Canada website to receive your National (NAPRA) ID. It is required for all further steps.

Fee: CAD $385 (plus taxes) (₹23,000–₹24,000)

Step 2: PEBC Document Evaluation

Create your account on the PEBC My Portal and complete the online application:
Profile information → Educational declaration → Licensing details → Declaration & consent → Payment.

Fee: CAD $715 + taxes (₹43,000–₹45,000)

Submit documents to PEBC (online + courier/direct submission):

Application package:

  • Printed PEBC application form (properly witnessed/notarized)
  • Certified copy of passport or government ID
  • PEBC declarations (as required)

Directly from issuing authorities:

  • University transcript (must be sent directly by the university)
  • Licensing / Good Standing letter (if registered, sent by licensing authority)
  • Statutory declaration if never licensed

Other possible items:

  • Certified translations (if documents are not in English/French)

Processing time: 6-8 weeks after PEBC receives all documents.

Step 3: Pharmacy Evaluating Examination (EE)

The first PEBC exam for international pharmacy graduates after successful document evaluation.

Fee: CAD $910 (₹55,000–₹58,000)

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PEBC Exam Format

PEBC Exam Format

  • Mode: Computer-Based Test (CBT)
  • Number of Questions: 140 multiple-choice questions (MCQs)
  • Duration: 3 hours and 15 minutes (3.25 hours)
  • Question Type: Single best answer, MCQs only
  • Conducted by: PEBC via Prometric testing platform

The PEBC evaluation exam takes place 4 times a year January, March, July, October

The evaluating exam includes areas such as: 

Pharmaceutical sciences (25%)

Pharmacy Practice (55%)

Behavioural, Social and Administrative Sciences (20%).

Passing criteria: At least 60% out of 140 questions. 

No negative marking.

PEBC Exam Test Centres

Exam Centers for PEBC Prometric Exam

Test centers are located around the world. 

India:

  • Hyderabad
  • Chennai
  • New Delhi
  • Mumbai

Global:

  • Cairo, Egypt
  • Amman, Jordan
  • Riyadh and Jeddah, Saudi Arabia
  • Manila, Philippines
  • Islamabad, Lahore, Karachi in Pakistan
  • London, United Kingdom
  • Toronto, Canada
  • New York, USA

PEBC now offers a remote proctoring option for select exams such as the Evaluating Exam (EE), allowing candidates to write the exam from home using a secure online platform. This is ideal for candidates in regions without nearby test centres.

Post-PEBC Internship Guide - How to Find Placements

After clearing PEBC, securing an internship is essential for licensure. Apply to community pharmacies, hospitals, and retail chains, and highlight your PEBC status in your resume.

Use Jobslly to find relevant pharmacist internships and assistant roles with employers familiar with the PEBC pathway.

Many candidates enter through assistant roles and transition into internships internally.

PEBC Format

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.

Requirement

Ontario

British Columbia

Alberta

Regulatory BodyOntario College of PharmacistsCollege of Pharmacists of British ColumbiaAlberta College of Pharmacy
Internship Hours~600–1000 hours~500–1000 hours~1000 hours
Jurisprudence ExamRequiredRequiredRequired
English RequirementIELTS/Accepted testsIELTS/Accepted testsIELTS/Accepted tests
Bridging ProgramSometimes requiredOften requiredCase-dependent
License Timeline12–18 months12–18 months12–24 months

Frequently Asked Questions

The PEBC (Pharmacy Examining Board of Canada) exam is a mandatory licensure process for internationally educated pharmacists who want to practise as licensed pharmacists in Canada.

Pharmacists holding a BPharm, MPharm, or PharmD degree from a recognised foreign university can apply. Their degree must be evaluated and approved by PEBC through document evaluation.

There are four major steps:

  • Document Evaluation
  • Evaluating Exam (EE)
  • Qualifying Exam Part I (MCQ)
  • Qualifying Exam Part II (OSCE)

The PEBC exam can be challenging for some due to its clinical focus and Canadian pharmacy standards. However, with the right preparation and PEBC Exam coaching, many foreign-trained pharmacists clear it on their first attempt. 

The process may take 12 to 24 months, depending on the candidate's preparation, visa status, and success in each step.

Typically, you need around 60-70% to pass, but it depends on the overall candidate pool and exam difficulty.

You can join Academically’s PEBC Exam Preparation Course, which includes 

  • Live sessions
  • Mock tests
  • High-yield content, and 
  • 24/7 expert support

The total cost (including document evaluation, EE, QE Part I & II) is approximately CAD 2,000–3,000, excluding travel, coaching, and accommodation if required.

Yes. After passing the PEBC exams, you must complete a structured practical training/internship under the provincial regulatory authority (e.g., Ontario College of Pharmacists).

Yes, the Evaluating Exam can be taken from select overseas centres, but the Qualifying Exams (MCQ & OSCE) are usually conducted in Canada.

Upon submission of the necessary documentation, the PEBC will require approximately 8 weeks to finalize the document evaluation process.

PEBC document evaluation typically takes up to 8 weeks after all required documents are received. Timelines may vary if additional verification is needed.

Yes, international candidates can complete the document evaluation and apply for PEBC exams from outside Canada. Travel is only required for certain exam components like the OSCE.

PEBC holds submitted documents temporarily and matches them once your application is complete. However, documents are only stored for a limited time, so delays can affect your application progress.

Yes, documents not in English or French must be submitted with certified translations along with the original-language copies.

 Candidates have a limited number of attempts for each exam. If all attempts are used, additional permissions or conditions may apply before reattempting.

You can retake the exam in the next available session by paying the exam fee again. It is recommended to reassess your preparation strategy before reattempting.

 No, certain parts of the PEBC process, such as document evaluation or exam eligibility, may have validity periods. Candidates should complete all steps within the allowed timeframe.

 PEBC exams are held multiple times a year, but not every month. Candidates must apply within specific application windows.

 You can select a preferred location during the application process, but the final exam center is confirmed during scheduling.

 Some candidates may qualify for a streamlined pathway that allows them to directly attempt the Qualifying Exam, depending on their qualifications.

No, after passing PEBC exams, you must complete additional steps such as provincial licensing, internship hours, and jurisprudence exams before practicing.

No, each province has its own licensing authority and requirements, which may differ even after PEBC certification.

Not always. Some provinces may require bridging programs depending on your qualifications and background.

Yes, many candidates work as pharmacy assistants or technicians while completing the PEBC process.

The process typically takes 12 to 24 months, depending on exam success, internship completion, and provincial requirements.

Many candidates find the OSCE (Part II) the most challenging because it involves real-life patient scenarios and requires strong communication and clinical skills.

It is recommended to start preparation during or immediately after document evaluation and allow at least 3 to 6 months for each exam stage.

 Common mistakes include delaying document evaluation, not understanding provincial requirements, and underestimating preparation for practical exams like the OSCE.

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