🇬🇧 GPhC · United Kingdom
GPhC Common Registration Assessment
The GPhC Common Registration Assessment: 160 questions in a fixed time, and a licence that depends on the result. MediFlow prepares you specifically for this exam: 324 practice questions across 10 topics, an explanation for every answer and timed mock exams in the real exam format.
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- 324 practice questions
- 160 questions · 270 minutes
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The challenge
The GPhC Common Registration Assessment: 160 questions in a fixed time, and a licence that depends on the result.
- The exam covers pharmacology, calculations, dispensing and pharmacy law. Textbooks do not tell you what GPhC actually asks.
- 160 questions in 270 minutes leave about 101 seconds per question. Speed has to be trained, not hoped for.
- The question style is specific: clinical scenarios, best-answer choices and distractors that look right.
- Working full time leaves little room to plan revision, and a retake costs months of waiting and another exam fee.
How MediFlow solves it
- A question bank built on the published content of GPhC, organised by topic, so you know what matters.
- Timed mock exams in the real exam format train your pace before the real day.
- Every answer is explained, including why the other options are wrong.
- A study plan up to your exam date tells you what to do each day and brings weak topics back for review.
Three steps to exam day
- 1
Try free questions and see the style of the exam.
- 2
Unlock the package and follow your study plan, topic by topic.
- 3
Take timed mock exams until your results are stable, then sit the exam.
What you can check
- 324 practice questions in 10 topics
- Question bank last updated on 30 October 2026
- Mock exams in the GPhC exam format
One package, one payment
£29.99 for 3 months of access to this exam. One payment, no subscription, no automatic renewal. Web and app with one account.
Practice material only. MediFlow is independent of GPhC and cannot guarantee a result.
Exam at a glance
- Questions
- 160
- Duration
- 270 minutes
- Pass mark
- not published
- Sections
- Part 1: calculations: 40 · 120 min / Part 2: clinical and professional practice: 120 · 150 min
- Exam type
- Written
- Language
- English
- Authority
- GPhC
Curriculum
Built from the question bank and updated automatically when new questions are added. 10 modules · 324 questions · Last updated: 30 October 2026
01Pharmaceutical calculations69 questions · 21.3 % of the bank
Sample question
Sample question1 / 1 · 0 correctAn adult is prescribed 500 mL of sodium chloride 0.9% over 8 hours using a giving set that delivers 20 drops/mL. What drip rate is needed, to the nearest whole drop per minute?
Keys: 1–5 or A–E to choose, Enter to check and continue, F to mark.
02Cardiovascular therapeutics52 questions · 16 % of the bank
Chapters
- Foundations: anatomy of the heart
- Foundations: conduction system and cardiac cycle
- Foundations: circulation and blood vessels
Sample question
Sample question1 / 1 · 0 correctA patient taking warfarin for atrial fibrillation (target INR 2.5) has an INR of 6.2 with no bleeding. What is the most appropriate action according to the BNF?
Keys: 1–5 or A–E to choose, Enter to check and continue, F to mark.
03Central nervous system and mental health11 questions · 3.4 % of the bank
Sample question
Sample question1 / 1 · 0 correctA woman taking sertraline for 8 months wants to stop now she feels better. What is the most appropriate advice?
Keys: 1–5 or A–E to choose, Enter to check and continue, F to mark.
04Endocrine and diabetes50 questions · 15.4 % of the bank
Chapters
- Foundations: endocrine glands and feedback control
- Foundations: the thyroid in the neck and endocrine emergencies
Sample question
Sample question1 / 1 · 0 correctA patient taking levothyroxine is also prescribed calcium carbonate. What advice should be given?
Keys: 1–5 or A–E to choose, Enter to check and continue, F to mark.
05Infections and antimicrobials51 questions · 15.7 % of the bank
Chapters
- Foundations: bacteria, the Gram stain and antibiotic targets
- Foundations: infection prevention and antimicrobial stewardship
Sample question
Sample question1 / 1 · 0 correctA patient collecting metronidazole for bacterial vaginosis asks about drinking alcohol. What is the correct advice?
Keys: 1–5 or A–E to choose, Enter to check and continue, F to mark.
06Law, ethics and professional practice54 questions · 16.7 % of the bank
07Musculoskeletal, skin and eye8 questions · 2.5 % of the bank
08Clinical pharmacy and special populations9 questions · 2.8 % of the bank
09Renal, hepatic and gastrointestinal11 questions · 3.4 % of the bank
Chapters
- Foundations: structure and function of the kidney
- Foundations: fluids and electrolytes
- Foundations: the digestive tract, digestion and absorption
- Foundations: peptic ulcer disease and upper GI bleeding
10Respiratory therapeutics9 questions · 2.8 % of the bank
Chapters
- Foundations: anatomy of the respiratory tract
- Foundations: alveoli and gas exchange
- Foundations: mechanics and control of breathing
- Foundations: dosage forms and inhaler technique
- Foundations: the concentration–time curve and receptor types
Sample question
From the module Pharmaceutical calculations. Choose an answer to see the explanation.
An adult is prescribed 500 mL of sodium chloride 0.9% over 8 hours using a giving set that delivers 20 drops/mL. What drip rate is needed, to the nearest whole drop per minute?
Keys: 1–5 or A–E to choose, Enter to check and continue, F to mark.
What you get
- Question bank with a detailed explanation for every answer
- Timed mock exams in the real exam format, with score report by topic
- Personal study plan up to your exam date and review of weak topics
- AI tutor that explains any question in plain words
- One account for the app (iPhone, iPad) and the browser
From registration to licence
The usual steps with GPhC. Details can change; check the current rules with GPhC before you register.
- Check eligibility and collect your documents (degree, experience, good standing).
- Create an account with GPhC and submit the application.
- Receive the exam eligibility and book a date with the test centre.
- Sit the exam. Results usually come within days.
- After passing: complete licensing (for example primary source verification) and receive your licence.
Frequently asked questions
How much does GPhC Common Registration Assessment preparation cost?
£29.99 for 3 months of access to this exam. One payment, no subscription, no automatic renewal.
How long is my access?
Access runs for 90 days from purchase for this exam package.
Where can I buy it?
In the MediFlow Exam Prep app (App Store) or on mediflow.ae. Both unlock the same package for your MediFlow account.
Are these real exam questions?
No. MediFlow writes original questions based on the published exam content. We do not use recalled or leaked exam questions and we are not affiliated with GPhC.
Is the exam format up to date?
The format comes from the published information of GPhC. Check it with GPhC before your exam, as authorities can change it.
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