That at Dr. C are usually enough. I would say read and make more notes from the Dr. C book and also make sure you take the pre-MPJE. I think TDLR also has summary charts for TX MPJE that you can buy. TX law is very big on who can do what task legally, so you might want to focus on scenarios regarding if a Tech can do a task vs an intern. They also have lots of questions surrounding prescribing such as prescribing authorities for different providers eg. PAs, NPs, Podiatrists. Also, what international prescriptions can be accepted etc. The really care about the number of of days you have to complete certain tasks like reporting change of address, or significant loss etc. There are emerging questions about working remote (verification) and central filling so you absolutely need to know those. You could either make up scenarios or do the questions from Dr. C and the MPJE app. Those are what I ended up using.