📢 MAJOR PEBC UPDATE FOR IPGs! 🇨🇦💊
PEBC just announced one of the biggest changes to the International Pharmacy Graduate (IPG) pathway in years: Starting January 2027, the Pharmacist Evaluating Examination (EE) is no longer required!
You’ll soon be able to move directly from Document Evaluation to the Pharmacist Qualifying Examination.
🔍 Key Highlights You Need to Know:
🗓️ Timeline: October 2026 will be the last sitting ever for the EE.
⚡ Shortcut: IPGs can skip basic science EE prep and jump straight to Part I (MCQ).
🔄 Exhausted Attempts? Candidates who previously ran out of EE attempts can now resume their pathway with a valid Document Evaluation!
⚠️ The Tradeoff (Sequencing): Under the new pathway, you must pass MCQ first before sitting for the OSCE. Candidates who passed/pass the EE maintain the flexibility to sit MCQ and OSCE together in the same session.
💸 October 2026 Refund: Applied for the Oct 2026 EE? Full refunds are available if requested before August 24, 2026.
Read our complete breakdown of what this means for your timeline, how to adjust your study plan, and what steps to take next on Reads on Dosette:
👇 Read the full article here:
https://dosette.ca/reads/pebc-ipg-pathway-evaluating-exam-removed
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PEBC Removed the Evaluating Exam for IPGs. What It Means for You.
January 2027: IPGs move from Document Evaluation straight to the Qualifying Examination. October 2026 is the last EE sitting—plus the MCQ-before-OSCE catch.
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