More than 2,000 pharmacy questions across 26 categories.
Built around the UK pharmacy curriculum, from foundational pharmaceutical science to clinical therapeutics and everyday pharmacy practice.
Learning pathways.
The complete pharmacy journey, from year 1 through to qualified practice.
MPharm (Years 1 to 4)
The complete undergraduate question bank, mapped to university curricula.
Foundation Training
Situational judgment, high-risk medicines and practice calculations.
Registration Assessment
Full-length practice papers with authentic timing and weighting.
Oriel Preparation
Targeted preparation for the registration platform.
Pharmacy OSCEs
Practise consultations and clinical stations.
Browse by category.
Twenty-six categories across the MPharm. Each splits into subtopics, so you can revise as broadly or as narrowly as you like.
Pharmaceutical science
6 categoriesMedicinal and Pharmaceutical Chemistry
How a molecule’s structure shapes the way a medicine behaves.
Pharmaceutics and Formulation
How medicines are designed, made and delivered in a form patients can use.
Pharmacokinetics and Pharmacodynamics
What the body does to a drug, and what the drug does to the body.
Microbiology and Immunology
The organisms behind infection and the immune response that meets them.
Physiology and Biochemistry
The normal body systems and metabolic pathways that disease and drugs disturb.
Pharmaceutical Calculations
Dose, dilution and infusion arithmetic, practised until it becomes automatic.
Clinical systems
14 categoriesCardiovascular
Blood pressure, heart disease and anticoagulation in everyday practice.
Respiratory
Chronic lung disease and the inhaled treatments used to control it.
Gastrointestinal and Liver
Conditions of the gut and liver, and the medicines that help or harm them.
Endocrine and Diabetes
Diabetes care and the hormonal conditions that sit alongside it.
Neurology and Pain
Conditions of the nervous system and how pain is managed safely.
Mental Health
Prescribing and monitoring across common psychiatric conditions.
Infections and Antimicrobials
Choosing, dosing and stewarding antimicrobials responsibly.
Renal and Urology
Kidney function, prescribing in kidney disease and urinary conditions.
Musculoskeletal and Rheumatology
Joint, bone and autoimmune conditions and the drugs that treat them.
Skin, Eye, Ear, Nose and Throat
Topical and local treatment across the skin and the special senses.
Women’s Health, Sexual Health and Contraception
Hormonal medicines, pregnancy and sexual health in practice.
Paediatrics (BNFC)
Safe prescribing and dosing for babies, children and young people.
Older People and Palliative Care
Medicines in later life and at the end of life.
Cancer, Blood and Nutrition
Supportive care in oncology, blood disorders and nutritional support.
Practice and professional
6 categoriesMinor Ailments and Responding to Symptoms (OTC)
Assessing a patient at the counter and recommending safe over-the-counter treatment.
Medicines Safety (adverse reactions, interactions, poisoning, emergencies)
Preventing, recognising and managing harm from medicines.
Law, Ethics and Professional Standards
The legal and ethical framework every pharmacist practises within.
Public Health and Prevention
Protecting and improving the health of populations, not only individual patients.
Evidence-Based Practice, Statistics and Research
Reading and judging the evidence behind clinical decisions.
Professional Practice and Communication
Working with patients and colleagues to reach decisions that suit the individual.
Eight ways to practise.
Pick the mode that matches where you are in your revision.
Single best answer
Authentic 5-option questions reflecting modern examination style.
Topic mastery
Drill deeply into one category until accuracy reaches your target.
Timed session
Build exam stamina with authentic timing and no immediate feedback.
Calculations mode
Targeted mathematical problem-solving with full diagnostic working.
Weak area drill
Automatically focus on subtopics where first-attempt accuracy was lowest.
Unseen first pass
Systematically work through fresh questions you have not answered yet.
Saved questions
Revisit items you bookmarked for review during previous sessions.
Spaced repetition
Re-test concepts at scientifically calibrated intervals to build retention.
Start with a focused set of questions.
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