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Prometric Flashcards

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  1. What is the minimum passing score required to pass a DHA Prometric licensing exam?

    Answer: 70%

    The DHA Prometric exam requires a minimum passing score of 70% to be considered successful.

  2. Which document is NOT typically accepted as valid ID at a Prometric test center for a DHA exam?

    Answer: Employee work badge

    An employee work badge is not a government-issued photo ID and is therefore not accepted at Prometric test centers.

  3. A candidate reschedules their DHA Prometric exam within 24 hours of the appointment. What is the likely outcome?

    Answer: The exam fee is forfeited

    Rescheduling within 24 hours of the exam appointment typically results in forfeiture of the exam fee under Prometric's policy.

  4. What type of calculator is typically permitted during a DHA Prometric exam?

    Answer: On-screen calculator provided by the testing system

    Prometric testing centers provide an on-screen calculator within the exam software; personal calculators are not allowed.

  5. After how many failed DHA Prometric exam attempts must a candidate wait before re-attempting?

    Answer: After 3 fails — wait 1 year

    Candidates who fail the DHA exam three times must wait one year before they are eligible to reapply and attempt the exam again.

  6. Which authority grants the eligibility letter that allows a candidate to register for the DHA Prometric exam?

    Answer: Dubai Health Authority (DHA)

    The DHA itself issues the eligibility letter upon verifying credentials, which is then used to book the Prometric exam.

  7. A nurse taking the DHA Prometric exam notices a question she believes is ambiguous. What should she do during the exam?

    Answer: Use the flagging feature and return to review it later

    Prometric's exam interface includes a flag/mark feature that allows candidates to tag uncertain questions and revisit them before final submission.