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Saudi Prometric Exam for Pharmacists (SPLE): Complete 2025 Guide

What is SPLE?
SPLE (Saudi Pharmacist Licensure Examination) is the professional licensure exam for pharmacists in the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia, overseen by the Saudi Commission for Health Specialties. It is delivered at Prometric test centers inside and outside the Kingdom. The exam measures readiness for professional practice or entry to training programs. Booking is done after you receive an Eligibility Number through Mumaris+ as part of the professional classification pathway.

Exam Structure (Structure & Timing)

• Questions: 200 MCQs (a small portion may be unscored pilot items).

• Sections: Two blocks, 100 questions each.

• Total time: ~4 hours 30 minutes.

• Language: English with standard professional terminology.

• Note: The statement “DataFlow before or after passing” is inaccurate; DataFlow is part of the licensing workflow and is required before eligibility and scheduling.

Content Blueprint

• 10% Basic Biomedical Sciences

• 35% Pharmaceutical Sciences

• 20% Social/Behavioral/Administrative Sciences

• 35% Clinical Sciences
  Distribution may vary by ±5% across forms.

Passing Score & Retakes

• Passing standard: 536/800 (scaled).

• Retakes: Up to four attempts per year per current policy (always check for updates before planning a retake).

Official Booking Pathway (Step by Step)

1. Create/sign in to Mumaris+ and start the pharmacist professional classification request.

2. Complete Primary Source Verification (PSV/DataFlow) for your documents as part of classification.

3. After approval, receive your Eligibility Number.

4. Go to the Classification Exams section, then schedule your test through Prometric.

5. Sit the exam at your chosen center and track your result in your account.

6. Remote options may be available for certain titles in specific windows; check if SPLE offers this for your session.

Documents Commonly Required (Pharmacists)

• BPharm or PharmD.

• Internship/housemanship certificate (if applicable).

• Academic transcript.

• Proof of experience/practice (if applicable).

• Valid passport (or Saudi ID/Iqama if in KSA).
  Tip: Ensure name consistency and valid dates across all documents to avoid delays.

Prometric Centers in Egypt (Examples)

• Giza (Dokki): 38 Mohie El-Din Abou El-Ezz Street.

• Alexandria (Azarita): 3 Pharaana Street (American Center/AMIDEAST).
  Availability appears only after you enter your Eligibility Number in the scheduling system.

Compact Study Map (What to Study)
Align with the Blueprint:

• Clinical (35%): Major system therapeutics (cardio/respiratory/infectious, etc.), counseling, medication safety, interactions, dose adjustments (renal/hepatic/pregnancy/elderly).

• PharmSci (35%): Pharmacology & toxicology, pharmaceutics & PK, medicinal chemistry & SAR, dosage forms & stability, herbals/supplements.

• Social/Admin (20%): Pharmacy ethics and policy, quality and medication safety, supply chain & inventory, basics of health economics.

• Basic (10%): Physiology, biochemistry, microbiology/immunology, foundations of pharmacogenomics.

Quick Action Plan

• Timed MCQ sessions (50–75 items per session) with a daily error log.

• 24-hour review of weak areas after each session.

• A focused 72-hour pre-exam sprint on interactions, dose adjustments, and high-priority ADRs.

Exam Day Checklist

• Valid ID + printed appointment confirmation.

• Arrive early; security screening and lockers are provided; audio/video proctoring applies.

• Manage breaks within the overall exam time; do not assume extra time beyond what is stated.

FAQs

• Can I retake the exam? Yes—up to four times per year under current policy.

• What is the passing score? 536/800 (scaled).

• When are results posted? Usually shortly after the testing window; timelines can vary by session.

• How do I book? Start in Mumaris+ (classification + PSV), then schedule via Prometric after receiving your Eligibility Number.

• Do I need DataFlow before booking? Yes—PSV/DataFlow is part of the classification process and comes before eligibility and scheduling.

SPLE – Prometric Pharmacy Licensure Exam in the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia