Master the Saudi Prometric Exam

The Saudi Prometric exam is the licensing assessment administered by the Saudi Commission for Health Specialties (SCFHS) for healthcare professionals seeking to practice in Saudi Arabia. It evaluates clinical knowledge, practical skills, and understanding of Saudi healthcare regulations.

The Saudi Commission exam typically contains 100-150 multiple-choice questions, depending on your healthcare specialty. Most candidates have 2.5-3 hours to complete the examination.

The passing score for most Saudi Commission exams is 60%. However, this may vary by profession and specialty. Some specialized medical fields may require a higher passing threshold of 65-70%.

Results are typically available within 2-5 business days after taking the exam. You can check your results by logging into your Saudi Commission account on the SCFHS website.

If you fail, you can retake the exam after a waiting period (usually 14-30 days). The Saudi Commission typically allows multiple attempts, but there may be additional fees for each retake. After multiple failures, additional requirements may apply.

Yes, the primary source verification through Dataflow is typically required before you can schedule your Saudi Commission exam. This process verifies your educational credentials, professional licenses, and work experience.

You must bring your valid passport (matching the name on your registration), your Saudi Commission eligibility ID, and your test appointment confirmation. Additional identification may be required, so check the latest requirements before your exam date.

Effective preparation includes: 1) Reviewing clinical knowledge specific to your specialty, 2) Studying the healthcare regulations of the specific country, 3) Taking practice tests to familiarize yourself with the exam format, 4) Joining preparation courses or study groups specific to the exam, and 5) Reviewing recent exam experiences from other candidates.