Computer-based Test for the UK is an objective exam conducted by Pearson VUE as a requirement to work as a registered nurse in the UK. CBT is the first part of the test and the candidate is permitted to opt for his/her specialized field. The options are as follows: Adult nursing, children’s nursing, learning disabilities, mental health nursing.
The total number of questions is 120 which have to be answered within 4 hours. All questions are multiple-choice questions. Part 2 of the test is OSCE: Objective Structured Clinical Examination, which tests your practical knowledge. Only after the successful completion of both these tests does a candidate become eligible to work as a registered nurse. Medcity Academy is Best CBT- Computer Based Test Coaching Centre in Kerala .
We offer a variety of short-term preparatory courses for CBT. The most popular among them is the 3-day intensive training for CBT. The course material includes question samples covering UK health sector regulations and drug calculations.
BASIC
Duration: 15 days
STANDARD
Duration: 15 days Crash Course
GOLD
Duration: 1 Month
Repeaters - 1
Part A - Numeracy Only
Duration: 15 DAYS
Repeaters - 2
Part B - Clinical Only
Duration: 15 DAYS
We do not compromise on the quality we deliver. With constant check and feedback taken from our students, Medcity has become synonymous with quality.
A holistic learning experience is what we guarantee our students. The million happy faces across the world vouch for this.
Each student feels at home with Medcity's training ensured with the individual attention provided by the trainers assigned to them. Medcity is Best CBT- Computer Based Test Coaching Centre in Kerala
Our trainers undergo regular enhancement of skills thhrough workshops and introduction to the latest teaching practices in place.
Most other language assessment tests are for a general audience. This simply means that anyone irrespective of their professional background can attend the same test. But in the case of OET, the test is designed for medical professionals.