Pharmacist Written Test 2021

Examination Overview

• Written Test Paper for Pharmacist position, 2021.
• Date of Examination: 25 December 2021.
• Duration: 2 hours.
• Maximum Marks: 100.

Test Booklet Details

• Contains 100 questions divided into two parts:
  • Part-A: 70 questions
  • Part-B: 30 questions
• Each question has four options (A, B, C, D), with only one correct answer.

Important Instructions

• Candidates must verify all pages of the Test-Booklet upon receipt.
• Report discrepancies immediately to the invigilator.
• A separate Answer-Sheet is provided with specific rows for marking answers.
• Candidates must write their Application number on the cover page and Answer-Sheet only.

Scoring and Marking

• Each correct answer earns 1 mark; unattempted questions score 0.
• No negative marking for incorrect answers.
• Only darken one circle per question; multiple markings will result in cancellation of that question.
• Answers must be marked using a blue or black pen.

Exam Conduct Regulations

• No second Test-Booklet or Answer-Sheet will be provided.
• Candidates must not remove any pages from the Test-Booklet.
• Communication devices, including mobile phones, are strictly prohibited in the exam hall.
• Candidates cannot leave the hall before the end of the exam duration.

Sample Questions

• Volume of distribution describes the drug's apparent distribution in the body.
• Taq polymerase is preferred in PCR due to its high thermal stability.
• Raynaud's phenomenon is characterized by color changes in skin due to vasoconstriction, starting with white patches.

Candidate Responsibility

• Candidates must handle the Test-Booklet carefully and only use the designated areas for writing.
• Rough work is allowed only on designated blank spaces.

Security and Fair Practices

• Attempting to remove pages or any unfair means will lead to disqualification.
• Do not open the Test Booklet until instructed by the invigilator.

This quiz evaluates knowledge and skills pertinent to the role of a pharmacist, aligned with the official written test conducted in 2021. It is designed to assess applicants' understanding of pharmacology, regulations, and patient care. Prepare to prove your competence in this critical healthcare field.