Some, key statistics
about the GPhC Exam. The data is pretty sparse, if you have any other sources
please submit or comment!
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Year
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Newly Registered
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Pass Rate
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Notes
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Graduate Numbers
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Registered
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Schools of Pharmacy
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1999
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12
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2009
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2,199
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50,664
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21
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2010
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21
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June 2011
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2014
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85.5%
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46,310
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21
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September 2011
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500
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87.9%
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21
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June 2012
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2,341
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94.5%
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3,100
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39,139
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21
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September 2012
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234
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58.2%
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Record low
levels. Difficult Calculations
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21
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June 2013
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1999
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78%
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Imbalance between pharmacist
undergraduate numbers and pre-registration trainee posts which may result in
undergraduate numbers exceeding or not meeting the number of placements
available.
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21
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September 2013
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69.2%
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21
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GPhC annual report 2013-14
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Scotland 93% England 78% Hospital 91% Community 76%
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Keep in mind that the
resits, which occur in September, are NOT more difficult than the June exam.
Only, that the summer exam "cuts the wheat from the chaff" and the
students taking the resists are usually the 10%-30% of students which failed the
summer exam. So as a tactic if you fail in the summer make sure that you do
sufficient study before you undertake the September exam, if you feel you are
not 100% ready wait until the next summer exam.
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