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What is the passing score for the CBT exam?
The pass mark for the CBT exam for nurses in the UK is set by the Nursing and Midwifery Council (NMC). The exact pass mark for the CBT exam may vary from year to year, but it typically ranges between 50% and 60% for both the MCQs and OSCE parts.
What is the new NMC CBT format?
The CBT is a two-part examination, comprising one test of 115 questions. The candidates will be given 3 hours to complete the test, with Part A taking 30 minutes and Part B taking 2.5 hours. Part A will comprise a 15-mark numeracy test made up of constructed one- number answers.
Is CBT UK easy to pass?
Although this allows you to ride for personal or business use without supervision, you need to use L-plates, avoid motorways and not carry passengers. The CBT only takes a day to complete and is relatively easy to pass. It should be emphasised, however, that it’s not designed to be a full qualification in itself.
What happens if you fail CBT?
Should you be unsuccessful with your CBT assessment, then you can simply re-take the assessment again at anytime you choose. Unfortunately, as spaces on each assessment course are limited, you will be required to remit another course fee to re-attend.
What are the 4 principles of NMC?
It’s structured around four themes – prioritise people, practise effectively, preserve safety and promote professionalism and trust.
Is the CBT exam hard?
The questions on the CBT test for TSA are not difficult. However, only around 30% of applicants pass. This is usually due to unfamiliarity with the image recognition task or failure to read and understand the test instructions. To stand the best chance of success, preparation is vital.
What are the 4 areas of NMC?
The standards for competence apply to all fields of nursing and are set out in four main areas of professional nursing practice. These are: professional values; • communication and interpersonal skills; • nursing practice and decision making; and • leadership, management and team working.
How long is UK CBT valid for?
CBT certificates Once you have passed CBT you’ll be issued with a certificate valid for two years. This will allow you to ride legally on the road unaccompanied (except for categories A2 and A).
What’s next after CBT?
As you’ve already got a valid CBT you will need to complete a Motorcycle Theory Test. This is similar to the theory test you will take when getting a car licence but it’s specifically designed around motorcycles and is made up of a theory and a hazard perception test.
How much does CBT cost?
The usual price of a CBT is around £89-£150. This price should include a full day of training, your CBT certificate, hire of moped/motorcycle, hire of helmet, gloves and waterproofs. Your CBT will be carried out among small class sizes so the instructors can focus more on progressing your ability.
How is the new CBT exam?
As well as reflecting our new standards for nurses and midwives, we’ve made some other changes to the test: The new CBT is split into two parts: Part A will cover numeracy and Part B will cover clinical questions related to nursing or midwifery.
What are the new changes to the NMC OET?
Change one: Combining scores Under the new regulations, the NMC will accept combined scores if they score a B in Listening, Reading and Speaking and C+ in Writing and no sub-test is more than half a grade lower than the required score.