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Nurses working in the UK have to be registered with NMC (Nursing and Midwifery Council (NMC) that adheres to strict code of conduct & standard. NMC is the largest healthcare regulator in the UK. Its purpose is to promote & uphold the highest professional standards in nursery and midwifery to protect public and inspire confidence in the profession. It was established on 2002 & sets standards of education, training, practice and conduct for nurses & midwives.
Every candidate planning on becoming a nurse in the UK has to take below exams/tests:
It can only be difficult you haven’t practised, nothing is impossible if you have the right mindset, attitude & put in efforts.
HSRA directs candidates to our highly professional & experienced tutors for IELTS, CBT & OSCE preparation. All these exams can only be difficult if the right amount of effort, practice & time is not invested.
If you fail OSCE, first thing you need to do is not to take this failure as end of the world as failure is a part of the learning process. You only resit OSCE for the stations you did not pass.
We help you rebook for the test again.
Our professional consultants offer full visa support & guidance to our candidates including family visas based upon visa requirements & rules. If you hold UK work visa, your partner has the right to live & work in the UK & children are entitled to free UK education.
Our constant interaction & updates offers candidates the much deserved peace of mind. Our experienced & professional team of advisors leave no stone unturned to provide correct information & ensure smooth visa process. Each candidate is provided with a personal advisor to maintain transparency & consistency in the service provided. No fees are charged to any aspiring nurses for Visa support & guidance.
You can take the OSCE a maximum of three times as part of your application, but you need to wait at least 10 days between each sitting.
If you do not pass your OSCE on your third attempt, your application will close and you’ll need to start a new application if you want to register with NMC. You must wait at least six months before you sit the OSCE again.
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