SPLE exam preparation online — 200 questions, two parts, one blueprint

SCFHS reports the SPLE on a scaled range of 200 to 800 and sets the pass mark at 536. That scale is not a percentage, and the commission publishes no table converting raw marks into scaled ones. Which means a simple thing that the prep market mostly ignores: any product promising you a predicted 536 is inventing the number.

Myndaq does not do that. After the full mock you get percentage correct, a breakdown across the four blueprint domains, and a readiness band. That is the same information, minus the fiction — and it is the part you can act on, because it tells you which domain to revise next.

Marking itself is straightforward: one mark per correct answer, nothing subtracted for a wrong one. There is no penalty for guessing, so leave nothing blank.

Bands describe your performance on Myndaq practice. They are not a prediction of the SCFHS scaled score, and no honest product can give you one.

What the four blueprint domains actually contain

Pharmacotherapy across the organ systems — cardiovascular, respiratory, endocrine and diabetes, infectious disease, gastro and renal, CNS, pain and psychiatry — plus special-population dosing, patient assessment and lab values, OTC and self-care, and counselling.

Medicinal chemistry, drug classes and mechanisms, adverse effects and interactions, toxicology, pharmacognosy, pharmacokinetics and pharmacodynamics, dosage forms and formulation, stability and biopharmaceutics, dosage and IV calculations, dilutions and compounding, and sterile technique.

Saudi pharmacy law and regulation, professional ethics and SCFHS classification, the Saudi health system and Vision 2030 reforms, public health and immunisation, pharmacoeconomics, dispensing and informatics, medication safety and error prevention.

Physiology and pathophysiology, biochemistry, microbiology and immunology, and the genetics and pharmacogenomics that underpin the clinical material.

Domain-weighted view

Your percentage per blueprint domain, next to that domain’s share of the real paper.

Topic-level weak areas

Down to the topic, so “calculations” resolves into IV rates, dilutions or paediatric dosing.

Pacing, per part

100 questions in 120 minutes is about 72 seconds each. The mock shows where you drifted.

Readiness band

An honest band from your performance — never an invented 200–800 prediction.

Why Myndaq for the SPLE

The real two-part day

Two 100-question parts, 120 minutes each, with the scheduled 30-minute break — and Part 1 closed once you move on, as on the day.

Saudi material from Saudi sources

Law, ethics, health system and immunisation questions are written against Saudi primary documents — not another country’s rules with the names swapped.

An explanation on every question

Not just the key: why the key is right, why each distractor is wrong, and a tutor you can keep asking — in English or Arabic.

No invented score prediction

SCFHS publishes no raw-to-scaled conversion, so we publish none either. You get percentage correct and a readiness band.

Original items, stated plainly

Written for this course against the published blueprint. We do not sell recalled questions, and we do not pretend to have them.

In the browser, on any device

Nothing to install. Practise on a phone between shifts and sit the full mock on a laptop.

Find the gaps

Sit the free full mock first. Two parts, the real break, a domain-by-domain result. You now know where you stand instead of guessing.

Close them

Drill the weakest domains topic by topic, with the tutor explaining every answer you get wrong — and every one you got right for the wrong reason.

Book with evidence

Re-sit the mock. When no domain is dragging and your pacing holds across both parts, book the SCFHS window — on evidence, not on hope.

How long is the SPLE, really?

Four hours of testing time — two parts of 120 minutes — plus a scheduled 30-minute break between them, so budget four and a half hours at the centre before check-in and seating.

Is there negative marking?

No. Correct answers earn a mark and wrong ones cost nothing, so there is no reason to leave a question blank. Answer everything, and flag the ones you want to revisit inside the same part.

Can I sit it before I graduate?

Final-year pharmacy students may sit the exam up to a year before graduation, alongside graduates and Imtiyaz-year interns. Registration runs through Mumaris+, and SCFHS charges SAR 120 for the eligibility service.

Why sit it again after passing?

Because the score matters for residency selection. SCFHS allows two further attempts after a pass purely to improve the mark. If you are aiming at a training programme, the pass is the floor, not the goal.

Are these real exam questions?

No, and you should be wary of anyone claiming otherwise. Every Myndaq item is an original question written against the published blueprint. Myndaq is independent and is not affiliated with SCFHS, the SFDA, the Ministry of Health or Prometric.

Is the material available in Arabic?

The question bank is in English, matching the pharmacy references the blueprint draws on, but the AI tutor explains any answer in Arabic — and this page has a full Arabic version at /exam/saudi_pharmacist/ar.