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GdayPharmacist - OPRA Exam Preparation Platform

Master the OPRA Exam with GdayPharmacist

Comprehensive OPRA Exam Preparation for International Pharmacists

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Expert-led courses designed specifically for international pharmacists pursuing Australian registration

OPRA Exam Preparation

OPRA Exam Preparation

Comprehensive preparation for the Overseas Pharmacist Readiness Assessment

  • Complete syllabus coverage
  • 1000+ practice questions
  • Mock exams & analytics
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Registration Pathway Support

Complete Registration Guidance

Complete guidance through the Australian pharmacy registration process

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  • Document preparation guide
  • Supervised practice guidance
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OPRA Registration for International Pharmacists

Choose your country to see the specific pathway and requirements for Australian pharmacy registration

Understanding the OPRA Exam

The Overseas Pharmacist Readiness Assessment (OPRA™) is your gateway to practicing as a pharmacist in Australia

Exam Format

120 MCQs with greater focus on therapeutics and practical application of pharmacy knowledge

Duration & Scoring

2.5 hours to complete, Rasch scoring methodology for fair and accurate assessment

Exam Windows

Four exam windows annually: March, June, September, and November 2025

Frequently Asked Questions

Everything you need to know about OPRA registration

The total cost includes: OPRA Exam ($2,190 AUD), Initial Assessment ($1,100), plus AHPRA registration fees. The complete process typically ranges from $4,000-5,000 AUD.

Pass rates vary by country of training. The OPRA exam maintains similar standards to the previous KAPS exam. Proper preparation significantly improves success rates, with our students achieving higher-than-average pass rates.

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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