Kuwait MOH Exam for Nurses: Practice Test
Prometric's blueprint gives the Kuwait Registered Nurse exam as 150 multiple-choice questions in 170 minutes. Our two full mocks match that count, timer and every section's item count.
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- Score by section
- Prometric's RN blueprint counts
- 3 attempts, 6 weeks apart
- Two full mocks of 150 questions, 170 minutes each
- Fundamentals 30, Adult 60, Maternal-Child 45, Management 15 in every mock
- All 18 sub-sections in their blueprint counts
- Your score and time by section
- The reasoning behind every answer
The tests
The free sample has 3 questions and runs in the same test player as the mocks. Each full mock is 150 questions on a 170-minute timer, with the four sections mixed. The blueprint does not say whether its 10-minute break falls inside the 170 minutes; our timer runs the full 170 minutes without a pause, so take any break you want inside it. The two mocks have different questions, so you can take one early in your preparation and the other a week or two before your exam.
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- Two full mocks of 150 questions, 170 minutes each
- Fundamentals 30, Adult 60, Maternal-Child 45, Management 15 in every mock
- All 18 sub-sections in their blueprint counts
- Your score and time by section
- The reasoning behind every answer
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What is inside
Each mock has exactly the number of questions per section and sub-section that the Registered Nurse blueprint lists:
| Section | Sub-sections (questions) | Per mock |
|---|---|---|
| Nursing Fundamentals | Fundamentals of nursing 12 · Physical assessment 9 · Pharmacology 6 · Clinical of nutrition 3 | 30 |
| Adult Nursing | Medical nursing 15 · Surgical nursing 15 · Critical care nursing 11 · Community nursing 12 · Mental/psychiatric nursing 7 | 60 |
| Maternal-Child Nursing | Maternity nursing 17 · Gynecology 3 · Neonatal nursing 6 · Pediatric medical 12 · Pediatric surgical 7 | 45 |
| Nursing Management and Leadership | Resources to support and coordinate patient care 3 · Quality and safe patient care at the frontline 6 · Nursing teams and interprofessional relations 3 · Nursing informatics for safe and legal delivery of patient care 3 | 15 |
| Total | 18 sub-sections | 150 |
About six in ten questions are short patient scenarios that ask what the nurse should do first, what a finding means or which action is safest; the rest check the knowledge those decisions rest on, including dosage and drip-rate calculations.
What you see after every test
- Your profile by section: your score and time per question in each of the four sections on our questions, each shown with its share of the blueprint, plus one score weighted by those shares.
- The reasoning behind every answer: the principle that makes the key right and why the most tempting wrong option is wrong, with a short comparison table where it helps.
- Your weakest section named, your time against the 170-minute timer, and the concepts to revise.
How an explanation looks
Twenty minutes after a vaginal birth, a woman has heavy bright-red bleeding and her fundus is soft and above the umbilicus. What is the first nursing action?
Answer: massage the fundus firmly and call for help. Why: A soft, boggy fundus points to uterine atony (tone), the commonest cause of postpartum hemorrhage. Firm fundal massage helps the uterus contract; at the same time the nurse calls for help, checks vital signs and blood loss, and starts the unit’s postpartum hemorrhage protocol, including the prescribed uterotonic.
| Cause (the 4 Ts) | Typical sign | Cause-specific focus, within the PPH protocol |
|---|---|---|
| Tone: uterine atony | Soft, boggy fundus | Fundal massage; uterotonic as prescribed |
| Trauma: tears | Firm fundus, steady bright bleeding | Report; inspect for lacerations |
| Tissue: retained placenta | Placenta incomplete on inspection | Report; keep the placenta for review |
| Thrombin: clotting failure | Oozing from puncture sites | Report; clotting tests as ordered |
A score here is your score on our questions. Prometric's blueprint gives the pass score as 60%; a practice score is a guide to what to revise, not a forecast of your exam result.
The exam, as Prometric's blueprint describes it
- 150 multiple-choice questions, electronic and computer based, at Prometric test centers.
- 170 minutes, with a 10-minute break in between.
- Nursing Fundamentals 30 questions, Adult Nursing 60, Maternal-Child Nursing 45, Nursing Management and Leadership 15, split over 18 sub-sections (table above).
- Pass score 60%. 3 attempts, at least 6 weeks apart.
- The blueprint says its content, percentages and number of attempts may change after the department's review, so check the current version before you book.
Sources: Prometric, Kuwait Licensing Exam blueprints (Registered Nurse Exam) and Ministry of Health Kuwait Medical Licensing Department (booking at Prometric), read 27 October 2026. The Ministry and Prometric are the authorities: check their pages for later changes.
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Will my score here predict my exam result?
No. The blueprint gives a pass score of 60%, but our questions are not the exam's, so use your section scores to find what to revise, not as a forecast.
What do I get?
Two full mocks of 150 questions with a 170-minute timer each, 303 questions in all with the free sample, in the full test player with a question palette and mark for review. After each test: your score and time by section, the reasoning behind every answer, and the concepts to revise. Retake either mock as often as you like.
How were the answers checked?
Every question was answered again by independent reviewers without our answer key, and its key and explanation were checked separately. A question went in only when the reviewers' answers matched ours and none raised an objection.
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One payment by card (or PayPal where offered), handled by our payment provider. In Kuwait, Saudi Arabia, the UAE and Qatar the price is charged in your own currency, as it is in the United States and the United Kingdom; elsewhere in your own currency where we support it, otherwise in Indian rupees with the local figure shown as an estimate. Access opens on this device straight after payment. Sign in afterwards to keep it on your account. Purchase policy.
Independent practice material by ProSyllabus. Not written or endorsed by the Kuwait Ministry of Health or by Prometric. These are our own questions, not exam questions. The format is stated as Prometric's Kuwait Licensing Exam blueprint gave it on 27 October 2026.
Disclaimer
Independent practice: our own questions, not exam questions
Independent practice, not exam questions
Prometric lists the exam under the Ministry of Health Kuwait Medical Licensing Department, whose exams are available at Prometric test centers globally. This practice test is not produced or endorsed by the Ministry or by Prometric. Every question here is our own, written to the sections of the Registered Nurse blueprint Prometric publishes; none is an exam question.
Are these real exam questions? No. Every question is our own, written to the sections and sub-sections of the Registered Nurse blueprint. We have no exam questions and do not claim to.
Is this made or endorsed by the Kuwait Ministry of Health or Prometric? No. It is independent practice by ProSyllabus.