In this year's September assessment, 338 students sat the exam for the first time, 311 for the second time and 52 for the third. Pharmacy students are only permitted to take the exam three times.

GPhC chief executive Duncan Rudkin congratulated the students who had passed the assessment. "The registration assessment plays an important role in making sure that only those candidates who are able to demonstrate the knowledge and understanding to practise safely can join the register," he said.

Eighty-five per cent of students passed this June's registration exam, an improvement on the 78 per cent of students who passed in June 2013.


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