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2025 Part I (General) Registration: Written Part 41.18%; Practical Part 21.43% Pass Rate
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Key Facts: NCHK RN(G) LE Exam

200 marks

RN(G) written examination total

NCHK Candidates' Handbook Appendix A

100 marks

RN(G) written passing mark

NCHK Candidates' Handbook Appendix A

5 hours

RN(G) written testing time

NCHK Candidates' Handbook Appendix A

1 hour

RN(G) practical testing time

NCHK Candidates' Handbook Appendix A

HK$860

Licensing Examination for Registration fee

NCHK Registration/Enrolment (General)

41.18%

NCHK-published 2025 RN(G) written part passing rate

NCHK Passing Rate of the Examinations

21.43%

NCHK-published 2025 RN(G) practical part passing rate

NCHK Passing Rate of the Examinations

3 years

usual nursing training duration for non-locally trained registration applicants

NCHK Application for Full Registration/Enrolment (General)

For RN(G) Part I (General) Registration, NCHK uses a written-plus-practical Licensing Examination. The written part carries 200 marks over 5 hours and includes Medical English, MCQ, essay and specialty nursing questions; passing requires 100 marks and passing both Paper A and Paper B. The practical part lasts 1 hour across health assessment, medication administration and aseptic technique, with all three areas and all critical items required.

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1For the NCHK RN(G) licensing route, which statement best describes the overall examination structure?
A.It has a written part and a practical part, and both must be passed before registration.
B.It has only a written multiple-choice paper.
C.It has only a hospital portfolio review.
D.It exempts candidates from the practical part if they trained overseas.
Explanation: The NCHK Licensing Examination for registration includes written and practical parts. A candidate must pass the written part before taking the practical part and must pass both parts before registration.
2A candidate asks whether they may take the practical examination before passing the written part. What is the correct response?
A.No. The written part must be passed before the candidate is allowed to take the practical part.
B.Yes, if the candidate has more than five years of experience.
C.Yes, because written and practical parts are independent.
D.No, because the practical part is only for enrolled nurses.
Explanation: NCHK requires candidates to pass the written part before they proceed to the practical part. This progression rule applies to the licensing route and is separate from the candidate's previous experience.
3Which set of papers matches the written part for Part I (General) Registration?
A.Medical English, multiple-choice questions, and a paper with MCQ, essay-type, and specialty nursing questions.
B.Only anatomy, physiology, and pharmacology papers.
C.A viva voce, a simulation station, and a ward placement.
D.A psychiatric nursing paper only.
Explanation: For Part I (General) Registration, the written part includes Paper A Medical English, Paper B(I) MCQ, and Paper B(II) with MCQ, essay-type, and specialty nursing questions. The official composition spans general nursing content rather than a single specialty.
4Which three areas are assessed in the RN(G) practical part?
A.Health assessment, administration of medication, and aseptic technique.
B.Radiology reporting, venepuncture only, and prescribing.
C.Surgical suturing, dental charting, and endoscopy.
D.Research appraisal, management viva, and pharmacology essay.
Explanation: The RN(G) practical part lasts one hour and consists of health assessment, administration of medication, and aseptic technique. Each area is assessed separately.
5In the practical examination checklists, what is the effect of failing a critical item?
A.The candidate fails that assessment area.
B.The candidate still passes if half of the non-critical items are satisfactory.
C.The candidate receives extra time to repeat the item immediately.
D.The item is ignored if the final documentation is accurate.
Explanation: The official practical marking approach requires satisfactory performance in all critical items. A critical-item failure causes failure of that assessment area, even if some other items are satisfactory.
6Which applicant profile best fits the NCHK general-registration route for a nurse trained outside Hong Kong?
A.A nurse of good character with usually at least three years of nursing training and a valid certificate to practise nursing.
B.A person with two first-aid courses but no nursing qualification.
C.A healthcare assistant with ward experience only.
D.A local volunteer who has completed hospital orientation.
Explanation: NCHK states that non-locally trained applicants for general registration should be of good character and professional conduct, usually have at least three years of nursing training, and possess a valid certificate to practise nursing. The Licensing Examination is part of the route when the Council approves the applicant to sit it.
7Which fee is published by NCHK for the Licensing Examination for Registration?
A.HK$860, subject to revision and non-refundable.
B.HK$920, because registration and enrolment use the same fee.
C.HK$10,650 per part.
D.No examination fee is published.
Explanation: NCHK publishes an examination fee of HK$860 for the Licensing Examination for Registration. The same page states that fees are subject to revision and are not refundable.
8What is the usual NCHK schedule pattern for the Licensing Examination for Registration?
A.Written part in March and September/October; practical part in January/February and June.
B.Written and practical parts every month.
C.Written part only in December; practical part only on request.
D.One combined online examination at any time.
Explanation: NCHK states that the schedule is for reference and subject to finalization, but the usual pattern for Registration is written in March and September/October and practical in January/February and June. Candidates must rely on their official notification for exact arrangements.
9Which written paper is specifically the Proficiency Test in Medical English?
A.Paper A.
B.Paper B(I).
C.Paper B(II).
D.The practical examination.
Explanation: Paper A is the Proficiency Test in Medical English. It is part of the written examination for RN(G) registration.
10Paper B(I) in the RN(G) written examination mainly tests which content grouping?
A.Psychology, basic nursing care, and system nursing care.
B.Only obstetric nursing.
C.Only legal case writing.
D.Only aseptic technique station performance.
Explanation: The NCHK handbook lists Paper B(I) as multiple-choice questions covering psychology, basic nursing care, and system nursing care. Aseptic technique is part of the practical assessment rather than Paper B(I).

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