Self-Assessment Quiz - How Likely Am I to Be Approved by the NMC?

Bachelor’s degree in nursing (BN/BSN/BScN)Diploma in nursing with at least 2–3 years durationDiploma less than 2 years or not strictly nursing-focusedBridging/auxiliary/enrolled nurse qualification

Yes — both are detailed with hours or clear descriptionsYes — but the detail is limitedOnly theory is shown clearlyNo — transcript is vague or missing sections

Yes — across multiple areasYes — but limited to 1–2 areasVery minimal clinical exposureNo real clinical placements

Yes — full RN licenseYes — but regulated differentlyNo — leads to EN/PN/LPN levelNo — not eligible for RN licensure

Yes, active and in good standingYes, but lapsed (can be reinstated)Registration expired and difficult to restoreNever held registration

Yes — 1+ years RN experienceSome RN-level experience, mixed rolesMostly non-RN or narrow/specialised rolesNo RN experience

Yes — meets NMC requirementsNearly — preparingNot startedProgramme in English but cannot prove it

Yes — easilyProbably, but might take effortUncertain / school is slowNo — school cannot/will not supply documents

Yes — confidentSomewhat — with preparationNot confidentNo knowledge of these tests yet

🌟 34–40 points — Strong likelihood of NMC approval

Your training aligns well with UK standards.
You have:
✔ Strong transcript evidence
✔ Broad clinical exposure
✔ Correct qualification level
✔ Registration and experience
✔ Clear English route

You should feel confident moving forward.

👍 26–33 points — Moderate likelihood; proceed with preparation

You’re on the right track, but you may need:

clearer transcript formatting
proof of specific competencies
school cooperation
stronger English evidence
Still very possible.

⚠️ 16–25 points — Potential issues — review before applying

Possible gaps in:

clinical exposure
mental health/community practice
documentation
qualification level
You should fix weaknesses before applying.

🚫 0–15 points — High risk of rejection

Common reasons:

EN/PN-level training
missing clinical placements
incomplete transcripts
no RN licence
very limited competencies shown
You likely need further training, upgrading, or bridging before attempting NMC registration.