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The NPQE preparation course is ideal for pharmacists who want to work in Qatar as a licensed pharmacist.
Provides study materials, notes, preparation videos, and practice questions for the exam.
Offers AI-adaptive mock exams , from time to time, helping students practice taking the exam with time constraints.
Helps aspiring pharmacists to clear the NPQE in the first attempt and establish their practice in Qatar.
Foreign pharmacists with work experience who want to establish a practice and migrate to Qatar.
First-time candidates who want to take the NPQE assessment for a job in Qatar.
Candidates who have previously, unsuccessfully, attempted the Qatar Prometric Pharmacy Examination.
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.
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.
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.
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.
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The National Pharmacist Qualifying Exam is your gateway to working as a licensed pharmacist in Qatar. The NPQE was formerly coined as Qatar Prometric Pharmacist Exam. This exam is monitored by Department of Healthcare Professions- Ministry of Health
Qatar is one of the highest-paying destinations for pharmacists, and that too, tax-free. The warm culture and the affordable lifestyle make the country even more desirable.
Exam Duration- 3.5 Hrs
Number of Questions- 150 MCQs
Syllabus Covered
Pass Marks- 60%
Test centers are located around the world. In India, the test centers are in major cities:
Yes. Candidates who have cleared the Qatar Council for Healthcare Practitioners (QCHP) exam can still register with the Ministry of Health, Qatar.
Both B. Pharm and M. Pharm graduates require 2 years of experience in retail or clinical pharmacy to be eligible for the NPQE.
The most important part of the syllabus of the NPQE exam is Clinical science, behavioral science, and administrative science. Together, they make up nearly 70% of the exam.
You are allowed to sit for the exam a total of 5 times.
The exam centers for NPQE are present worldwide. You can check your nearest center on the Prometric website. In India, the centers are in major cities like Bangalore, Mumbai, Hyderabad, and other major cities.
The fee is around 300 USD. No changes in the fee have been made yet. It’s safe to assume the fee will remain the same.
The documents required to register for the exam are:
Valid Passport
You need to score at least 60% in the NPQE assessment to qualify for work in Qatar.
Yes. Since the portion of clinical science has been increased, the exam will be more difficult. But with proper preparation and guidance, you can successfully clear it.
The exam result is generally valid for a limited period (usually 2–3 years), during which you must complete licensing.
No, candidates must meet minimum experience requirements—typically 1–2 years depending on qualification.
After passing, you must complete licensing with the Department of Healthcare Professions (DHP) and secure a job offer to start working.
The exam is conducted at physical Prometric test centers (computer-based), not from home.
Yes, rescheduling is allowed, but it must be done within the permitted time frame and may involve additional charges.
Preparation usually includes standard textbooks, MCQ practice, and structured coaching with mock exams.
Yes, the exam content and reference materials are periodically updated by the health authority, so candidates should follow the latest syllabus.
No, you must complete final licensing and employer onboarding before starting work.
Yes, pharmacists can work as hospital pharmacists, retail pharmacists, clinical pharmacists, or assistant pharmacists, depending on experience and employer.
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Yes. Candidates who have cleared the Qatar Council for Healthcare Practitioners (QCHP) exam can still register with the Ministry of Health, Qatar.
Both B. Pharm and M. Pharm graduates require 2 years of experience in retail or clinical pharmacy to be eligible for the NPQE.
The most important part of the syllabus of the NPQE exam is Clinical science, behavioral science, and administrative science. Together, they make up nearly 70% of the exam.
You are allowed to sit for the exam a total of 5 times.
The exam centers for NPQE are present worldwide. You can check your nearest center on the Prometric website. In India, the centers are in major cities like Bangalore, Mumbai, Hyderabad, and other major cities.
The fee is around 300 USD. No changes in the fee have been made yet. It’s safe to assume the fee will remain the same.
The documents required to register for the exam are:
Valid Passport
You need to score at least 60% in the NPQE assessment to qualify for work in Qatar.
Yes. Since the portion of clinical science has been increased, the exam will be more difficult. But with proper preparation and guidance, you can successfully clear it.
The exam result is generally valid for a limited period (usually 2–3 years), during which you must complete licensing.
No, candidates must meet minimum experience requirements—typically 1–2 years depending on qualification.
After passing, you must complete licensing with the Department of Healthcare Professions (DHP) and secure a job offer to start working.
The exam is conducted at physical Prometric test centers (computer-based), not from home.
Yes, rescheduling is allowed, but it must be done within the permitted time frame and may involve additional charges.
Preparation usually includes standard textbooks, MCQ practice, and structured coaching with mock exams.
Yes, the exam content and reference materials are periodically updated by the health authority, so candidates should follow the latest syllabus.
No, you must complete final licensing and employer onboarding before starting work.
Yes, pharmacists can work as hospital pharmacists, retail pharmacists, clinical pharmacists, or assistant pharmacists, depending on experience and employer.