NMC Test Online

PinoyRN12 · Apr 14, 2015

For the people on this thread waiting for news from the NMC on their full application, has anyone received any updates?

Ive heard one of the candidates from our agency has just been invited to take the OSCE. Surprisingly, her application only took less than 2 weeks to be assessed.

Trollbella · Apr 14, 2015

hello guys!

I just want to ask, what kind of identification card is needed when taking the CBT? Thank you!

Reizel_30 · Apr 14, 2015

Good Day everyone!

for those who have offer in CTN or HCL or in any company going to UK, who plan to take their IELTS this April 30, I would like to ask what kind of IELTS you will take, the regular or the new IELTS UKVI??because i'm not sure which one is necessary, and the UKVI is more expensive. my other concern is. if i take the regular IELTS and hopefully pass maybe the UK immigration will ask me to sit the UKVI. your answer is truly appreciated.

nilasingnahipon · Apr 14, 2015

Hi guys!

In the processing stage now. Got accepted in another hospital, CUH/Medacs and thinking between that and CTN/IPAMS now. I want to clarify a few things first:

1) Who pays the registration fee, us or the agency?

2) Do we upload online copies of our documents first before directly sending hard documents to NMC by post?

3) Do all the copies need to be notarized before scanning (for online acct) or do we scan the originals?

@Trollbella

Passport is needed for the NMC exam :)

@Reizel_30

An agent told me there was a change in UKVI standards for the IELTS (4.0) but to be registered in NMC, it's still 7.0 overall. I took the Academic IELTS module last October 2014.

Reizel_30 · Apr 14, 2015

@nilasingnahipon, BSN, RN

i think Ipams explained that the first part of registration we need to shoulder, but the remaining is paid by the Agency in UK.

Reizel_30 · Apr 14, 2015

@nilasingnahipon, BSN, RN,

i think for those who took ielts before april 6 is still ok,but for onward we need to take UKVI. However the agency told me to take the regular academic module, as a requirements in NMC, but my query is, the immigration will not accept my ielts and ask to sit in UKVI, UKVI is more expensive

itsB · Apr 14, 2015

@nilasingnahipon, BSN, RN,
i think for those who took ielts before april 6 is still ok,but for onward we need to take UKVI. However the agency told me to take the regular academic module, as a requirements in NMC, but my query is, the immigration will not accept my ielts and ask to sit in UKVI, UKVI is more expensive

Maybe your agency is not aware of the new regulations posted by the UK Immigration. Professionals who want to go to the UK and be a registered professional there should take the UKVI. Expensive indeed.

maxolon2477 · Apr 14, 2015

hi can somebody help me out pls with the process , is there any ruling or procedure now in applying for Uk , Im confuse because i read need ielts academic and have a band score all 7 and in four areas , but now what is this UKVI ielts , which one to do first , the academic Ielts or this UKVI ielts , can someone help me out plsssssssssssssss

raissatongol · Apr 14, 2015

Ive heard one of the candidates from our agency has just been invited to take the OSCE. Surprisingly, her application only took less than 2 weeks to be assessed.

Hi PinoyRN12, what agency are you in? I'm waiting for over a month now but no updates yet as to when could I take the OSCE.

puccafied · Apr 15, 2015

Hi PinoyRN12, what agency are you in? I'm waiting for over a month now but no updates yet as to when could I take the OSCE.

Whoa how'd that happen?? That would be troubling news (not begrudging the one invited of course), just worried since there are some of us that have been waiting for months (like you PinoyRN12) and haven't received any news about whether additional documents are needed or whatever else. So that begets the question of how they actually prioritize or process the documents. On the other hand, its also good to hear, that at least someones application already went through.

lowlyfreelancer · Apr 15, 2015

Hi everyone. I know this might sound dumb, but my 2 referees accidentally wrote dates on my employer reference form in a mm/dd/yyyy format instead of the required dd/mm/yyyy one. :/ I just want to ask, is it acceptable to just put a line across the date and write on top the correct format? Because it's quite hard in my case to ask for the golden stamp of my employer. Thanks!

Tsukime · Apr 15, 2015

I took my retake of the exam last 16th March and passed. Does anyone know what the requirements are when registering for NMC for documents submission?

Thanks!