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Kuwait MOH exam preparation for all 79 specialties

Original 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.

  • 79Specialties
  • 9Official blueprints
  • 150MCQs per exam
  • 170Minutes + break
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    Official Prometric blueprints

    The 9 Kuwait MOH exams with a published blueprint

    Verified against Prometric’s “Kuwait Licensing Exam” document on 1 November 2026. Click a column to sort.

    CodeExamQuestionsTimePass markAttemptsQuestion 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).

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      Official section totals add up to 150. Subject to change upon department review.

      Kuwait MOH licensing

      From application to exam day

      A simple overview of the licensing path. Our registration guide explains every step and what is — and isn’t — officially published.

      1. 1Confirm your exam category
      2. 2Apply via the MOH licensing portal
      3. 3Credential verification
      4. 4Receive exam eligibility
      5. 5Schedule with Prometric
      6. 6Sit the 150-MCQ exam
      New for 2027: KMLE & KDLE. News reports describe a new Kuwait Medical Licensing Examination (KMLE) and Kuwait Dental Licensing Examination (KDLE) for new graduates from 1 January 2027, run through KIMS. What we know so far →
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      For the nine official exams, questions follow Prometric’s published section counts exactly.

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      Kuwait MOH exam FAQs

      What is the Kuwait MOH exam?

      It 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”.

      Which Kuwait MOH exams have an official blueprint?

      Prometric publishes official blueprints for nine exams: General Practitioner, Internal Medicine, Registered Nurse, Ophthalmology, Critical Care, Anesthesia, Dermatology, Obstetrics & Gynecology and Lab Technician.

      What is the format of the Kuwait MOH exam?

      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).

      What is the Kuwait MOH exam passing score?

      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.

      Is KMLE the same as the Kuwait MOH Prometric exam?

      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.

      What if my specialty has no official blueprint?

      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.

      Is this website affiliated with Kuwait MOH or Prometric?

      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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