Prometric mock test for nurses

Pick the mock shape for your regulator

• DHA (Dubai): 150 multiple-choice questions in 3 hours, pass mark 50%.
• SCFHS SNLE (Saudi Arabia): 200 questions in two 120 minute parts with a 30 minute break, scaled score of 500 on a 200 to 800 scale. Up to 10% of items are unscored pilot items.
• Qatar: 150 questions, 50%, and 3 hours (one Qatar document says 3.5).
• Kuwait: 150 questions in 170 minutes including a 10 minute break, 60%.
• Oman (BSN): 100 questions in 2 hours 30 minutes, 60%.
• DOH, MOHAP, Bahrain: question count and time are not published. Use the UAE practice mock at our mock page, which is built in the published DHA format.

Scores differ in kind. DHA, Qatar, Kuwait and Oman use percentages. SCFHS uses a scaled score, so a percentage on a mock only tells you roughly where you stand.

How to use a mock properly

1. Sit it in one go. No phone, no notes, no pausing. Stamina matters in a 3 hour paper.
2. Time yourself per question. On a 150 question, 3 hour paper you have about 72 seconds each. Flag and move on when you are stuck.
3. Review every answer. Spend longer on the review than on the test. Group your errors by section: fundamentals, adult nursing, maternal-child, management and leadership.
4. Return to weak areas. Use adaptive practice for the sections you missed, then sit another mock a week later.

Our timed mocks give a weak-area report and an estimated readiness result. Treat it as an estimate. It tells you where to work, not what the regulator will decide.

How many mocks are enough?

Most nurses benefit from two or three full-length mocks spaced across the final weeks, with focused practice in between. One mock only shows your starting point. Sitting a mock every day wastes the review time that actually raises your score. If your results rise and your weak list shrinks, you are on track. If a section stays low, go back to the reference text for it before another full paper.

Not sure where to begin? The free 20-question check takes about the time of a coffee break and needs no sign-up.

Beware of free mocks built from remembered questions

Some sites advertise a "Prometric mock test 1, 2, 3 with answers" made from questions people remembered. That breaks Prometric's confidentiality rules and gives you unchecked answers. Prometric states it does not sell any test preparation or practice content. Use mocks written originally to the published topic areas, as explained on our Prometric exam questions page.

Common questions

Is there a free Prometric mock test for nurses?

Yes. Our free 20-question check needs no sign-up and shows explanations immediately. Longer timed mocks are part of the paid plan.

How many questions are in a Prometric mock test?

It should match the exam: 150 for DHA, Qatar and Kuwait, 200 for SCFHS and 100 for Oman BSN. DOH and MOHAP do not publish counts.

Does the mock tell me if I will pass?

No mock can promise that. It gives an estimate and a weak-area report so you know what to revise.

Which mock is best for the Saudi Prometric exam?

One built to the SNLE shape: 200 questions in two 120 minute parts with a 30 minute break, reported on a scaled score.

Should I take a mock the day before the exam?

Most nurses do better with light revision and rest. Do your last full mock a few days earlier so you can still fix any weak section.

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Sources

• DHA Healthcare Professional Licensing Assessment Guideline (CBT)
• SCFHS: SNLE Applicant Guide (2025)
• Qatar DHP: Qualifying Examination
• Prometric: Kuwait Licensing Exam blueprint
• OMSB: Occupational Classification Examinations
• Prometric: test center policies