Prepare for your healthcare licensing exam, in any country

What TriagePass is

TriagePass is an independent exam-preparation service for doctors, nurses, midwives, pharmacists, dentists and physiotherapists. Each exam has its own question bank, built to that exam's published blueprint: the same domains, the same weightings, the same item style. If the real paper is 180 single-best-answer questions in three hours, our mock is 180 single-best-answer questions in three hours.

We are not a regulator, an exam board or a recruiter, and we do not speak for any of them. Exam names such as PLAB, NCLEX-RN, AMC MCQ or SMLE are used only to say which exam a course prepares you for.

Who it is for

• Graduates sitting a home-country licensing exam, for example the Japanese national examinations, the Saudi licensure exams or the Philippine board exams.
• Internationally trained clinicians moving abroad: a doctor in Lahore preparing for PLAB 1, a nurse in Kochi preparing for the NMC CBT or NCLEX-RN, a pharmacist in Cairo preparing for a Gulf licensing exam.
• Candidates resitting who need to see exactly which domains cost them marks the first time.

Cross-border candidates are the norm here, not the exception. You do not need to live in the country whose regulator sets the exam. Many exams are delivered at Pearson VUE or Prometric centres in dozens of countries, and a pass works wherever you open it. Check the exam provider's own page for where each sitting is offered.

How our questions are written and reviewed

Every question starts from the exam's published content outline and the current national guidance for that country, not from memory of past papers. We do not collect recalls, and we do not copy questions from other banks or from regulators' sample papers.

1. Blueprint first. Each exam has a map of domains and weights. New questions are commissioned against gaps in that map.
2. Drafting. Questions are drafted from named guideline sources, then edited by a person. Stems are written as short clinical vignettes with one defensible best answer.
3. Guideline check. The answer and the explanation are checked against the current national guideline for that exam's country (NICE and BNF for PLAB, for example), and the source is recorded.
4. Clinician review. A practising or recently practising clinician in the relevant profession reviews the question. The review status is shown on every question.
5. Error reports and updates. You can report a question from inside the app. Reports are triaged and corrected, and banks are rechecked when guidance changes.

The full process is on the editorial policy and question-writing standards pages, including what we cannot promise.

How passes work

A pass covers one exam. If you are preparing for PLAB 1 and later for the Saudi licensure exam, those are two passes. Access starts when you activate the pass, runs for the period you chose, and ends. We do not charge your card again.

There are three tiers. Basic gives the full bank with tutor and timed modes and basic analytics. Pro adds full mock exams, spaced-repetition flashcards, a weak-area study plan and a pass predictor. Premium adds an AI tutor that explains any question using the exam's own guidelines, guideline-change alerts and priority review of your errors. Prices for each length are on the pricing page.

Choosing a length

One month suits a candidate who knows the material and needs to practise exam technique. Three months is the usual choice for a candidate working full time. Six months suits those starting from scratch, or sitting a two-part exam where the second part has to be booked soon after the first. If you are unsure, the study-plan tool turns your exam date and weekly hours into a realistic number of months.

Pick your profession

Start from your profession and we will show the exams that matter for it, country by country.

• Doctors: PLAB, AMC, USMLE, MCCQE, Gulf and national exams.
• Nurses: NMC CBT, NCLEX-RN, Australian OBA, Gulf licensing exams.
• Midwives: NMC Test of Competence, Canadian CMRE, AMCB and national exams.
• Pharmacists: GPhC registration assessment, NAPLEX, OPRA, PEBC.
• Dentists: ORE, ADC, NDEB, INBDE and Gulf exams.
• Physiotherapists: NPTE, APC assessment, CPTE and Gulf exams.

What we do not do

We do not promise you will pass. We do not claim any regulator, college or exam board has approved or endorsed our material. We do not sell leaked or recalled questions. We do not renew your pass without asking you. If a question is wrong, we correct it and say so.