Practise Common Registration Assessment with a short sample and answer explanations. These are independent learning materials, not official exam questions or a pass prediction.
Exam outline and official sources
General Pharmaceutical Council (GPhC), jointly with the Pharmaceutical Society Northern Ireland · Common Registration Assessment framework: For sittings in 2026, using the opened official December 2025-hosted version. The workbook label 'General Pharmaceutical Council (GPhC) Registration Assessment' maps to this jointly delivered assessment; its assigned slug is preserved. The document specifies 2026 sittings but does not give a separate day-specific revision date.
This original 20-question sample covers selected topics across the outline. It does not reproduce official exam questions or cover every tested topic.
- Common Registration Assessment framework: For sittings in 2026
- Common Registration Assessment regulations for sittings in 2026
- Common Registration Assessment specification and permitted items for sittings in 2026
- GPhC Standards for pharmacy professionals, May 2017
- NHS SPS: Managing interactions with direct oral anticoagulants
- NHS: Apixaban
- NHS: High blood pressure
- NHS SPS: Lithium monitoring
- NHS SPS: Parkinson's disease medicines in swallowing difficulties
- MHRA: SGLT2 inhibitors—updated advice on diabetic ketoacidosis
- NHS: Taking ferrous sulfate with other medicines and herbal supplements
- NHS: Levothyroxine
- NHS: Side effects of amoxicillin
- NHS: Dysphagia
- MHRA: SABA overuse and changes in asthma prescribing guidance
- MHRA: Methotrexate once-weekly for autoimmune diseases
- NHS: Chemotherapy
- NHS: Red eye
- MHRA: Yellow Card scheme guidance
- NHS: Pregnancy vitamins and supplements
- Guy's and St Thomas' NHS Foundation Trust: Topical steroids
- NHS: Hearing loss
- NHS: MMR vaccine
Common Registration Assessment
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A preparation requires 250 mL of solution containing 2 mg/mL of an ingredient. The available stock contains 5% w/v of that ingredient. Assuming no ingredient loss, what stock volume is required before making up to the final volume?
Common Registration Assessment
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Pharmacy and healthcare calculations—pharmacokinetics
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