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@xavierkaloor You may want to book now so that you can reserve a slot on your preferred date of exam. :)

Thank you so much @puccafied! :)

Hi guys. :) what do you suggest should we review for the OSCE? I thought that instead of waiting patiently for the schedule of the exam without doing anything, it would be better to start reading and reviewing already. í ½í¸Š

For you guys who are done submitting docs for the full assessment stage, any updates on your application?

@HARVA Thanks for the shoutout!:) Why don't you try reading NMC articles 3-4x or more? That's what I did when I was reviewing for the exam. You don't need to memorize. By reading and understanding the NMC code and standards, you will have a better chance of retaining the information in your head. Good luck and God bless on your test! ������

@Mitchikay Hi. That also became my concern. I thought that there was a problem with my nmc account since it was not displaying my cbt results and there were no updates after I passed the exam. It turned out that I am logging in to a different account. I sent an email expressing my concern to the NMC on Feb 18, then received a feedback on March 4 stating that they had already deactivated my other accounts. So, basically it took 2 weeks.

Any update on your application guys? There's still no response for me and it will be a month and a half now. Guess I'll just have to stretch my line of patience much longer.

It's just an expression. Hehe. It would be nice to know someone who will be deployed in the same hospital as I am--hopefully.

@PinoyRN12 Me too. I'm not really in the mood yet to scan books or other review materials without knowing when I will be able to take the OSCE. But it's making me conscientious not doing anything despite having plenty of time due to this waiting game. Haha! :)

Uh no. Quite disappointed here. I thought we're on the same boat. Haha. I'm applying in ASPH.

Oh. That's another problem to think about. Hoping that we won't encounter anything like that and that the NMC will approve our documents right away. It's not easy to wait for another month for reassessment. Btw, what materials are you using as a preparation for the OSCE?

@PinoyRN12 Hi! I'm with ASC too. Maybe we are applying for the same employer. :)

@PinoyRN12 You can say that again. It will definitely take us a lot of patience. Do you know someone who already had a response from the NMC regarding their documents on this stage?

@sapphire_aster, RN if you want, you can give me your email address and I'll contact you instead. :)

@puccafied Hi! I'm under the full assessment stage. Are you? I've passed my documents for like a month now. Still waiting for a response from the NMC though.

@Trolbella Sorry for the late reply. I was quite busy these past few weeks and I have only seen your message just now. Btw, how was your test? :) @sapphire_aster, RN, just concentrate on the nmc code, guidelines, and standards of medicine management. You can also read the other publications on the nmc website. As for the medsurg part, other people suggest you read The Royal Marsden Manual. But personally, I did not make use of it. It's your choice if you want to read it. Another tip is that if you encounter an unfamiliar question, always incorporate patient safety and rules on nursing delegation. :) God bless on your upcoming exam!:)

Yes. I took it last week and luckily, I passed. :) the medsurg part was a bit easy especially if you are currently practicing. The drug and fluid calculations can also be done mentally. I'd say focus more on the nmc policies, rules, and regulations regarding nursing practice. :)

@gloucenurse07 do you know where to make the payment for the nmc application fee? í ½í¸„ @yuistefy read the nmc code, standards, guidelines, and publications. Particularly on standards on medicine management, delegation, and infection control. Hope that helps. í ½í¸ƒ

Hi guys! It is my first time here and I am hoping that somebody would be so kind to help me with my concerns. 😅 You see, I am applying as a nurse in the UK and I am under the new process. I would just like to know how and where to make the payment for the nmc application fee worth £140? A reply would be very much appreciated! Thank you very much nurses!😄

Hi guys. :) I've been reading this thread and I am glad to know that everybody here is under the new scheme. :) I also recently passed the nmc-cbt and was advised to pay the registration fee of £140 as the next step. The thing is, I don't know where to make the payment. I've looked on my nmc account but can't find it. I've also searched in online payments but they are requiring PRN, which I don't have. I only got candidate ID. Hehe. Can anyone help me? Thanks a lot in advance!