Prometric exam result: when and how you find out
How you get a Prometric exam result depends on the regulator. DHA posts pass or fail to Sheryan within 2 working days, SCFHS announces results 2 to 6 weeks after the test window ends, and OMSB emails results within 24 hours.
Result reporting by regulator
We list only what we found in regulator or provider documents.
| Regulator | How the result is reported | Timing |
|---|---|---|
| DHA (Dubai) | Pass or Fail uploaded to Sheryan. The score is not shared. | Within 2 working days |
| DOH (Abu Dhabi) | Printed score report at the Pearson VUE centre showing pass or fail | Not published |
| MOHAP | Not published in sources we could read | Not published |
| SCFHS (Saudi Arabia) | Statement of results and a feedback report | 2 to 6 weeks after the end of the test window |
| Qatar DHP | Not published in sources we could read | Not published |
| OMSB (Oman) | Emailed | Within 24 hours |
| Kuwait MOH | Not published in sources we could read | Not published |
| NHRA (Bahrain) | Not published in sources we could read | Not published |
What each result tells you
DHA shows only pass or fail, so you will not see a percentage. SCFHS gives a scaled score on a 200 to 800 scale, with 500 as the SNLE pass mark, plus a feedback report. That report is the most useful guide for a retake. Oman uses a percentage pass mark (60% for BSN nurses). DOH hands you a printed score report that says pass or fail at the test centre.
A pass is not a licence. DHA's manual says the result gives a registration certificate that must be activated by a licensed facility. Kuwait's Prometric page likewise says a pass does not by itself issue a licence.
If you did not pass
Check your attempt count before you rebook. In the UAE, three attempts are counted across all authorities, and there is no waiting period between DHA dates according to the DHA manual. SCFHS applicant guides and the Mumaris+ page describe different retake rules, so read the latest page. Kuwait asks for at least 6 weeks between attempts. Read our guide on which Gulf nursing exam to take for attempt rules.
Then use the section feedback you do have. Re-take the free 20-question check to see which of the four nursing areas to revisit, and keep practising until your weak list shrinks.
If your result is late
Do not rely on websites that promise "results in 24 hours" for every country. Use the regulator's portal: Sheryan for DHA, Mumaris+ for SCFHS, TAMM and Pearson VUE for Abu Dhabi, and the Pearson VUE account for Oman. For SCFHS, wait for the end of the test window before worrying. Also read our page on the SCFHS result.
Common questions
How long does the Prometric exam result take?
DHA: within 2 working days on Sheryan. SCFHS: 2 to 6 weeks after the test window ends. Oman: within 24 hours by email. Other regulators do not publish a time we could confirm.
Will I see my score?
DHA shows only pass or fail. SCFHS gives a scaled score and a feedback report. Oman uses a percentage pass mark.
Where do I check my Prometric exam result?
On the regulator's portal, such as Sheryan for DHA and Mumaris+ for SCFHS. Prometric delivers the test but the regulator owns the result.
Does a pass mean I have a licence?
No. A pass is one step. DHA's manual says the registration certificate must be activated by a licensed facility.
What if I fail the Prometric exam?
Check your attempt limits first. UAE authorities share three attempts, and Kuwait requires 6 weeks between attempts.
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