GPhC exam chaos: Regulator ‘urgently’ looking into provisional registration

The GPhC is “actively and urgently” considering granting provisional registration to candidates who were affected by technical issues at yesterday’s exam, it has announced.

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The GPhC hopes to share “a further update as soon as possible”

Provisional registration could be offered to “anyone affected who does not pass this sitting”, the regulator wrote in an update this evening (June 30) to impacted candidates who sat the exam in Nottingham.

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