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    The Pharmacy Examining Board of Canada

    Le Bureau des examinateurs en pharmacie du Canada

    July 15, 2021

    Ndidiamaka Sylvia Udeoji


    23 Ofili Street
    Fegge
    Onitsha Anambra State 430254
    NIGERIA

    Dear Ndidiamaka Sylvia Udeoji:

    RE: PEBC IDENTIFICATION NUMBER 120258

    I am pleased to inform you were successful at the recent Pharmacist Evaluating Examination of
    The Pharmacy Examining Board of Canada and, therefore, are eligible to take the Pharmacist
    Qualifying Examination Part I and/or Part II.

    The next sitting of the Pharmacist Qualifying Examination Part I - MCQ is scheduled for November
    08-12, 2021 and Part II - OSCE for November 06, 2021. The application (s) and examination fee(s)
    must be submitted within the PEBC Candidate Portal by the application deadline date (06 Aug
    2021). For more information, please visit the PEBC website (www.pebc.ca).

    Before applying for the Pharmacist Qualifying Examination, please assess your preparedness
    carefully. Effective written and verbal language proficiency and communication skills (at levels
    satisfactory for a health care professional), together with hands-on patient care experience in a
    Canadian practice setting, are essential for success in the PEBC Qualifying Examination. Practice
    experience and International Pharmacy Graduate bridging education programs will offer valuable
    insights into pharmaceutical care practice in the Canadian health system.

    You are reminded to continue to observe the agreed to and signed certification statements on your
    application form that stipulate that you cannot disclose or discuss exam questions or content with
    anyone, at any time.

    Kindly email [email protected] to update any changes in your contact information and be sure to
    quote your PEBC ID number in all correspondence.

    Sincerely,

    John Pugsley, Pharm. D.


    Registrar-Treasurer

    717 Church Street, Toronto, Ontario Canada M4W 2M4 ● Telephone (416) 979-2431, Fax (416) 599-9244 ● www.pebc.ca
    The Pharmacy Examining Board of Canada
    Le Bureau des examinateurs en pharmacie du Canada

    PEBC JUNE 2021 EVALUATING EXAMINATION


    FEEDBACK REPORT

    Ndidiamaka Sylvia Udeoji Candidate ID#: 120258


    23 Ofili Street Status: Passed
    Fegge
    Onitsha, Anambra State 430254
    NIGERIA

    Board policy does not permit the release of actual overall examination scores. However,
    as an indication of your performance, your quartile ranking as a percentile of those
    candidates who passed the Evaluating Examination is as follows:

    Percentile of those Candidates who Passed the Evaluating Examination


    P0 = 76-100th percentile (i.e. the top 25% group of all those who passed)
    P1 = 51-75th percentile (i.e. the second 25% group from the top of all those who passed)
    P2 = 26th-50th percentile (i.e. the third 25% group from the top of all those who passed)
    P3 =1-25th percentile (i.e. the bottom 25% group of all those who passed)

    Your ranking P2

    As well, your individual relative performance in the four major subject areas is as follows
    [from the strongest, ranked as 1 (area in which you performed best) to the weakest,
    ranked as 4 (area in which you performed the worst)]:

    Subject Area Your Relative Performance

    Biomedical Sciences 1
    Pharmaceutical Sciences 2
    Pharmacy Practice 4
    Behavioural, Social & Administrative Pharmacy Sciences 3

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