NMCN Releases Results for General/Post-Basic Nursing Exams 2025; The Nursing and Midwifery Council of Nigeria (NMCN) has officially released the results for the May 2025 Professional Examination in General and Post-Basic Nursing programmes. The release was approved by the Coordinating Minister of Health and Social Welfare, signaling a major milestone for thousands of nursing candidates across the country.
According to the council, a total of 13,880 candidates passed, representing a 76% overall pass rate across all nursing programmes. This result reflects the hard work and dedication of both students and training institutions nationwide.
If you sat for the exam, your result is now available and you are encouraged to check it immediately and begin the next phase of your professional journey—registration and licensing.
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Breakdown of Pass Rates by Programme
The NMCN provided a full breakdown of successful candidates by programme category:
- General Nursing Programme
9,472 candidates passed
Pass rate: 83% - Post-Basic Nursing Programmes
2,397 candidates passed
Pass rate: 62% - Foreign Trained Nurses (FTN)
364 candidates passed
Pass rate: 53% - Refresher Programme
81 candidates passed
Pass rate: 44% - Community Nursing Programme
1,566 candidates passed
Pass rate: 77%
Whether you’re a fresh graduate from a Nigerian nursing school or a foreign-trained nurse hoping to practice in Nigeria, these results represent the gateway to your next professional steps.
What to Do After Checking Your Result
From Monday, 12th May 2025, heads of training institutions can access their school’s results via the NMCN online portal.
If your result indicates that you passed, you must now proceed with online registration and licensing. Here are the steps:
- Visit the official NMCN Portal to begin the registration process.
- Complete all registration requirements, including uploading necessary documents and making the required payment.
- You must finish your registration within 90 days of result release.
Failing to complete your registration within this 90-day window will incur a late registration fee of ₦16,250. It’s important to act quickly to avoid extra charges and potential delays in starting your career.
Avoid Late Fees – Register on Time
The NMCN has emphasized that all registration is strictly online. Before making any payment, double-check your personal and academic information for accuracy. Any mistakes could result in delays or complications in the licensing process.
If you’re unsure about what to do next or encounter difficulties during registration, reach out to your training institution for assistance. You can also find detailed support on the NMCN official portal.
