SCFHS Pharmacist Exam Practice Test

The tests

The free sample has 3 questions and runs in the same test player as the mock. The full mock is two quizzes, Part 1 and Part 2, each 100 questions with a 120-minute clock and the four blueprint areas mixed; SCFHS schedules a 30-minute break between its two parts, so take yours between Part 1 and Part 2. The four area sets let you practise one blueprint area at a time, at the exam pace.

What is inside

Every part of the mock covers every blueprint area in its exact share, and the questions spread over the sub-areas SCFHS lists:

• Basic Biomedical Sciences: Physiology, biochemistry, microbiology, immunology.
• Pharmaceutical Sciences: Medicinal chemistry, pharmacology and toxicology, pharmacognosy and supplements, pharmaceutics, pharmacokinetics, sterile and nonsterile compounding with calculations.
• Social/Behavioral/Administrative Sciences: Health-care delivery and public health, pharmacoepidemiology and pharmacovigilance, pharmacoeconomics, practice management, law and regulation, biostatistics, ethics, communication, dispensing systems and medication safety.
• Clinical Sciences: Drug information and evidence-based practice, clinical pharmacokinetics, pharmacogenomics, prevention and immunization, patient assessment and labs, therapeutics.

What you see after every test

• Your profile by blueprint area: your score and time per question in each of the four areas on our questions, each shown with its share of the SPLE blueprint, plus one score weighted by those shares.
• The reasoning behind every answer: the mechanism or guideline that makes the key right, why the most tempting wrong option is wrong, and, for most questions, a drug-class table.
• Your weakest area named, with a link to its area set, your time against the 120-minute clock, and the concepts to revise.

A score here is your score on our questions. The SPLE is reported on a 200-800 scale with a pass score of 536, and the SCFHS guide gives no percentage equivalent, so no score here predicts an SPLE result.

The SPLE, as SCFHS describes it

• 200 multiple-choice questions, which may include up to 10% pilot questions, on computer at Prometric test centers.
• Two parts of 100 questions, 120 minutes each, with a scheduled 30-minute break between them.
• 4 options per question and one best answer: recall questions, and scenario questions that test interpretation, analysis, decision-making, reasoning and problem-solving.
• Blueprint: Basic Biomedical Sciences 10%, Pharmaceutical Sciences 35%, Social/Behavioral/Administrative Sciences 20%, Clinical Sciences 35%; the guide says each may differ by up to 5%. Each part here keeps the shares exactly.
• The passing score is 536 on a 200-800 reporting scale, determined after an SCFHS standard-setting exercise with a diverse panel of Saudi pharmacists and reviewed and approved by the SCFHS Central Assessment Committee. Results come 2 to 6 weeks after the test window closes, with a feedback report on your performance compared with other test takers.
• SCFHS also offers its own SPLE practice examination, applied for on the SCFHS website.

Sources: SCFHS, SPLE Applicant Guide (September 2025) and Professional Practice Licensure Exams (exam windows), read 27 October 2026. SCFHS is the authority: check its site for later notices.

Independent practice material by ProSyllabus. Not written or endorsed by the Saudi Commission for Health Specialties (SCFHS) or by Prometric. These are our own questions, not SPLE questions. The format is stated as the SCFHS SPLE Applicant Guide (September 2025) gave it on 27 October 2026.