DE MPJE

Two areas: Delaware pharmacy law and Delaware controlled substances law. The Board posts MPJE study material on its website, including Delaware law summaries for pharmacy and for controlled substances, plus the Pharmacy Rules & Regulations and the Controlled Substances Rules & Regulations. Study Delaware-specific rules, not just federal law.

The DE MPJE is a multiple-choice examination. The Board's public pages do not publish a question count or time limit, so confirm current logistics with the testing vendor before scheduling. Plan on scenario-based questions that ask you to apply Delaware statutes and rules to practical dispensing situations.

It is a law exam, so difficulty comes from detail rather than science. Candidates commonly stumble on Delaware-specific requirements that differ from neighboring states, such as controlled substance handling and pharmacy permitting rules. Reading the Board's own law summaries closely, and re-reading them, is the most reliable way to prepare.

Start with the Board's MPJE study material: the Delaware law summary for pharmacy, then the one for controlled substances. Follow with the Pharmacy Rules & Regulations and Controlled Substances Rules & Regulations. Finish by working through practice scenarios that force you to pick between similar-sounding Delaware requirements.

Studying only federal controlled substances rules, skimming the regulations instead of reading them, and assuming another state's rules carry over. Delaware's Board publishes its own study material and rules; candidates who skip those and rely on generic review courses often miss the state-specific details the exam targets.

Applications and supporting documentation are submitted through DELPROS, Delaware's online licensing system. The Board reviews only complete applications, meaning your application plus any documents submitted through DELPROS or by third parties by mail or email, at its next scheduled meeting.

Unless notified otherwise, the Board meets the third Wednesday of every month except July and December. Meetings are open to the public and held in the Cannon Building, 861 Silver Lake Boulevard, in Dover. The schedule is posted on the State of Delaware public meeting calendar.

No. The Emergency Order that allowed Delaware-permitted pharmacies to employ pharmacists not licensed in Delaware expired December 29, 2025. A pharmacy holding a Delaware permit can no longer employ pharmacists who are not licensed in Delaware to practice pharmacy. Confirm your license status before starting work.

Phone (302) 744-4500, fax (302) 739-2711, or email [email protected]. The mailing address is Cannon Building, Suite 203, 861 Silver Lake Blvd., Dover, DE 19904. The Division asks that you email if you cannot reach staff by phone.

The Board's public pages do not state a retake policy, passing score, or score validity period. Because these details change, verify them directly with the Board or the testing vendor rather than relying on secondhand information before you schedule or retest.