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Whether you're an overseas pharmacist or a pharmacy intern, we have you covered.
OPRA Exam Prep
The OPRA is a 120-question single-best-answer MCQ exam overseas-trained pharmacists must pass. Our course covers all five knowledge areas with exam-realistic practice.
Intern Written Exam
The APC Intern Written Exam is a 75-question open-book exam. Practice with our reference panel, competency-weighted scoring, and calculation questions.
Intern Oral Exam
The Pharmacy Board Oral Exam is a 35-minute face-to-face assessment. Practice all 3 parts with our AI-powered voice simulation.
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Overview of the OPRA Exam
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Audio lecture · 20 min · with slides
OPRA Exam Strategy
Audio lecture · 14 min · with slides
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OPRA Registration for International Pharmacists
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Frequently Asked Questions
Everything you need to know about OPRA registration
Approximate historical APC Knowledge Stream fees: Eligibility Check around $810 AUD, OPRA Exam around $2,245 AUD, and Skills Assessment Outcome around $300 AUD — totalling around $3,355 AUD. Add AHPRA registration fees (around $484 AUD, or $583 for NSW) and English testing if required. APC and AHPRA fees are reviewed periodically — verify current figures directly with the Australian Pharmacy Council at pharmacycouncil.org.au and AHPRA at ahpra.gov.au before relying on these numbers for budgeting.
APC does not publish official headline OPRA pass rates as standalone figures, and the OPRA exam maintains similar standards to the previous KAPS exam. Verify current pass-rate statistics directly with the Australian Pharmacy Council at pharmacycouncil.org.au.
You cannot work as a registered pharmacist until you complete the full registration process. However, you may work in pharmacy assistant/technician roles under supervision, or in other non-pharmacy positions while studying.
The complete process typically takes 6-12 months, including credential assessment (2-3 months), exam preparation (3-6 months), and supervised practice requirements. Timeline varies based on individual circumstances.
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