The Nepal Pharmacy Council (NPC) regulates and licenses pharmacy assistants in Nepal. The format for the pharmacy assistant licensing examination is 100 multiple-choice questions completed in 120 minutes, with a pass mark of 50% (50 correct), per pharmacy-specific sources. The Nepal Pharmacy Council itself does not publish the exam format in its notices. Candidates must meet the pass threshold to obtain registration and work as pharmacy assistants in the country.
Sources: nepalpharmacycouncil.org.np
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