How to Prepare for the Kuwait MOH Exam: Blueprint-Weighted Study Plan
A blueprint-weighted plan to prepare for the Kuwait MOH Prometric exam: format, study-time allocation, a six-week schedule, exam…
Read articleOriginal MCQ question banks weighted to the 9 official Prometric blueprints — General Practitioner, Internal Medicine, Registered Nurse and more — plus clearly labelled study curricula for 70 other healthcare specialties.
Verified against Prometric’s “Kuwait Licensing Exam” document on 1 November 2026. Click a column to sort.
| Code | Exam | Questions | Time | Pass mark | Attempts | Question bank |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| ANES | AnesthesiaRadiology & Tech · 12 sections | 150 | 190 min | Registrar 65% · Senior 70% | 3 | $95Subscribe |
| DERM | DermatologyMedicine · 13 sections | 150 | 170 min | Registrar 65% · Senior 70% | 3 | $95Subscribe |
| GP | General PractitionerPrimary Care · 4 sections | 150 | 170 min | 60% | 3 | $95Subscribe |
| ICU | Critical Care (Intensive Care)Medicine · 13 sections | 150 | 170 min | Registrar 65% · Senior 70% | 3 | $95Subscribe |
| IM | Internal MedicineMedicine · 13 sections | 150 | 170 min | Registrar 65% · Senior 70% | 3 | $95Subscribe |
| LAB | Lab TechnicianLaboratory · 6 sections | 150 | 170 min | 60% | 3 | $65Subscribe |
| OB/GYN | Obstetrics and GynecologyOB/GYN & Peds · 10 sections | 150 | 170 min | Registrar 65% · Senior 70% | 3 | $95Subscribe |
| OPH | OphthalmologySurgery · 10 sections | 150 | 170 min | Registrar 65% · Senior 70% | 2 | $95Subscribe |
| RN | Registered NurseNursing · 4 sections | 150 | 170 min | 60% | 3 | $55Subscribe |
All exams: 150 computer-based MCQs, 10-minute break included. Specialist pass marks: 65% Registrar / 70% Senior. Source: Prometric (PDF).
Prometric publishes the number of questions per section for each of the nine exams. Pick an exam to see its official distribution — our question banks follow the same split, so you spend your time where the marks are.
Open the full exam guideOfficial section totals add up to 150. Subject to change upon department review.
For each specialty we show whether an official blueprint exists, whether it is part of one, or whether we provide a suggested curriculum.
A simple overview of the licensing path. Our registration guide explains every step and what is — and isn’t — officially published.
For the nine official exams, questions follow Prometric’s published section counts exactly.
Why the right answer is right — and why each of the other three options is wrong.
We never invent blueprints. Unofficial curricula are clearly marked as such.
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Read articleIt is the computer-based licensing exam that the Kuwait Ministry of Health (Medical Licensing Department) requires for many healthcare professionals. It is delivered by Prometric at test centres worldwide. Prometric’s official document calls it the “Kuwait Licensing Exam”.
Prometric publishes official blueprints for nine exams: General Practitioner, Internal Medicine, Registered Nurse, Ophthalmology, Critical Care, Anesthesia, Dermatology, Obstetrics & Gynecology and Lab Technician.
Each of the nine published exams has 150 computer-based multiple-choice questions in 170 minutes plus a 10-minute break (Anesthesia: 190 minutes). Candidates have three attempts at least six weeks apart (Ophthalmology: two).
According to Prometric’s document: 60% for General Practitioner, Registered Nurse and Lab Technician; for the specialist exams, 65% at Registrar level and 70% at Senior level.
Not exactly. News reports from 2026 describe a new Kuwait Medical Licensing Examination (KMLE) and Kuwait Dental Licensing Examination (KDLE) for new graduates, run by KIMS from 1 January 2027. The current Prometric exam covers registrar and senior grades. Check official MOH/KIMS announcements for details.
For the other 70 specialties we provide a suggested study curriculum and question bank, clearly labelled as not official. Confirm your exam category with the Kuwait Ministry of Health before booking.
No. KMLE Exam is an independent preparation provider and is not affiliated with or endorsed by the Kuwait Ministry of Health, KIMS or Prometric.
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