Saudi Arabia · also: Saudi Prometric, SMLE
SCFHS Question Banks
Saudi Commission for Health Specialties
About the SCFHS exam
The Saudi Commission for Health Specialties (SCFHS) regulates health-practitioner licensing in Saudi Arabia. Before you can register with SCFHS and work in the Kingdom, you sit a computer-based Prometric exam in your specialty — a multiple-choice test that checks you against the SCFHS professional classification for your field.
The exam is delivered at Prometric test centres and online, using best-of-five and single-best-answer MCQs mapped to the SCFHS blueprint for your profession and level (technician, specialist or consultant). There is no viva or OSCE for most classifications — your score on the written paper decides the result, so focused MCQ practice is the highest-yield way to prepare.
Eligibility depends on your qualification and experience for the classification you are applying to; you complete the DataFlow primary-source verification and Mumaris+ registration in parallel with your exam booking. Medicova's SCFHS question banks mirror the real blueprint for each specialty, with detailed explanations so you learn the reasoning behind every answer, not just the correct letter.
SCFHS question banks
SCFHS exam FAQ
What kind of questions are on the SCFHS Prometric exam?
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Single-best-answer and best-of-five multiple-choice questions mapped to the SCFHS blueprint for your specialty and classification level. There is no practical/OSCE component for most professions.
Is SMLE the same as the SCFHS exam?
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The Saudi Medical Licensing Exam (SMLE) is the SCFHS licensing exam for physicians. People search for both names; the preparation is the same specialty-blueprint MCQ practice.
How do I register to sit the exam?
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Create a Mumaris+ account with SCFHS, complete DataFlow primary-source verification of your credentials, then book your Prometric slot. Your professional classification determines which exam you sit.