CBT

Computer Based Test

The Computer Based Test (CBT) is an important licensing examination required for nurses who want to work in Gulf countries such as Saudi Arabia (Prometric), Qatar (QCHP), Oman (OMS), DHA Dubai, HAAD/DOH Abu Dhabi, and MOH UAE.

This exam evaluates whether a nurse has the knowledge, clinical understanding, and professional competency required to work safely in international healthcare systems.

The CBT exam ensures that nurses meet the minimum standards required by healthcare authorities in Gulf countries before they begin working in hospitals or healthcare facilities.

About the CBT Exam

The CBT exam is designed to assess whether a nurse has the theoretical knowledge and clinical understanding necessary for professional nursing practice.

The exam focuses on:

The exam is conducted through computer-based testing at authorized Prometric test centers worldwide.

CBT Exam Format

The CBT exam is conducted as a computer-based multiple-choice examination. Key details include:

Computer-Based Test (CBT)

Conducted at Prometric Test Centers

Multiple Choice Question (MCQ) format

Usually 70 – 100 questions depending on the authority

Exam duration: 2 to 2.5 hours

Question Type

Why CBT is Required for Gulf Nursing Jobs

CBT certification ensures that nurses are qualified to work safely in international healthcare environments.

Benefits include:

• Mandatory requirement for Gulf nursing jobs
• Validates nursing knowledge and competency
• Recognized by major Gulf healthcare authorities
• Improves international career opportunities
• Required before attending the nursing interview process