What should I carry for the OSCE exam?

1) I’m not planning to do the ID check on the same day. What should I carry for the OSCE exam?
You only need to carry your passport and the Candidate Declaration & Consent Form to attend the OSCE exam.

2) I don’t have my passport right now. What should I do?
Since the passport is mandatory, you should immediately email the exam centre and inform them that your passport has been submitted for visa renewal. Also, ask if your BRP card (Biometric Residence Permit) will be accepted for attending the OSCE exam.

3) Where can I find the Candidate Declaration and Consent Form for the OSCE exam?
The form will be attached to the email from your university sent prior to your exam date. Be sure to check your inbox and download it in advance.

4) Do I need to print and fill the Candidate Declaration and Consent Form, or can I submit it online or get it at the exam centre?
You must print and fill the form yourself and bring it with you to the exam centre. It will not be provided at the centre, and it cannot be submitted online.

5) How should I fill the Candidate Declaration and Consent Form – with a blue or black pen, and should I use tick marks in the columns?
You should fill the form using a blue or black pen. In the columns, you can either use a tick mark or your initials to acknowledge the information.

6) What is the NMC candidate number?
The NMC candidate number is the same as your PRN (Personal Reference Number). You can find it on your NMC portal.

7) Do I need to bring any equipment required to complete the station?
No, you do not need to bring any equipment. The exam centre will provide all the necessary equipment required to complete the station.

8) Do we get a locker room to keep our belongings?
Yes, locker rooms are available in the exam centre, where you can keep your belongings during the exam.