MOH Oral and Dental Health Licensure Exam (Jordan) exam-day guide
MOH Oral and Dental Health Licensure Exam (Jordan) · Prepare for the day ahead.
Your checklist
Government-issued photo ID
Bring the original ID document named in your admission instructions (for example, national ID or passport). Confirm with the Jordanian Ministry of Health exam provider which ID types are accepted and whether a photocopy is required. needs_review - accepted ID policy can vary by sitting.
Admission permit or registration confirmation
Bring the confirmation showing your name, exam number, date, time, and venue. Confirm whether a printed copy is mandatory and whether proof of fee payment must be presented at sign-in. needs_review - confirm the exact document with the provider.
Clinical dress code
Prepare a clean white lab coat or clinical gown and closed-toe, non-slip shoes. Confirm sleeve length, color, and whether outside coats are allowed in the station area. needs_review - dress-code details are set by the exam center.
Personal protective equipment (PPE)
Pack gloves, a surgical mask, and protective eyewear or face shield. Confirm whether the center supplies PPE or you must bring your own, and bring extra only if permitted.
Approved instrument and material list
Bring only the instruments and materials explicitly listed for your practical stations. Ask the provider for the current list, label your property, and leave unlisted items at home; unlisted items may be removed.
Stationery
Bring a black or blue pen, pencil, eraser, and a clipboard if permitted. Confirm whether notes, scrap paper, or personal forms are allowed in the station area.
Simple wristwatch
A basic non-smart wristwatch helps you track station time if clocks are not visible. Confirm the center's policy on watches; smartwatches and phones are normally prohibited.
Water and a small snack
Bring water and a small snack for before or after the exam. Confirm break and food/drink rules in clinical areas; do not eat or drink in restricted zones.
Venue and travel check
Confirm the exact building, floor, entrance, and reporting time with the provider. Do a route check the day before and plan to arrive with a buffer for security and registration.
Official practical syllabus and station list
Review the current official practical syllabus or station list and rehearse each procedure aloud, including infection-control steps. Confirm the current version with the provider; do not rely on recalled versions from other candidates.
Accommodation or illness declaration
If you need an accommodation or have a contagious illness, contact the provider before exam day. Do not attend a clinical station while contagious unless the center has cleared you.
Valuables and storage
Leave valuables at home and carry only what the exam requires. Confirm whether secure storage is available at the venue; the center may not take responsibility for personal belongings.
Plan the day
Confirm your eligibility, admission status, fee payment, venue, date, and reporting time with the Ministry of Health exam provider. Print or save the confirmation and ID requirements. Download the current practical syllabus and station list, then rehearse each station under timed conditions, verbalizing infection control, instrument handling, and patient safety steps. Prepare and label only approved instruments.
Check dress-code and PPE instructions, arrange transport and a backup plan, and reschedule any conflicting commitments. Stop learning new techniques; consolidate routine sequences and common errors instead.
Pack the bag: original ID, admission permit, lab coat, closed-toe shoes, PPE, approved instruments, stationery, watch, water, and snack. Lay out clothing and confirm the venue route. Sleep adequately and avoid late-night cramming.
Eat a normal meal, arrive ahead of the reporting time, and carry only permitted items. Present your original ID and permit at sign-in, store prohibited items as directed, and read all notices before entering the station area.
Read each station instruction fully before acting. Announce key steps, follow infection control and sharps safety, manage the station clock, and stop promptly at the signal. Ask the examiner only for procedural clarification; do not ask for clinical answers.
Do not discuss stations with other candidates during breaks or after leaving the station area. If equipment is missing or malfunctioning, notify the supervisor immediately rather than improvising with unapproved items.
Rules to check
Carry the original photo ID document specified by the provider; without acceptable ID you may be refused entry. Confirm accepted ID types in advance. needs_review - exact ID policy is set by the exam provider.
Do not bring phones, smartwatches, or unauthorized notes into the station area. Use only instruments and materials on the approved list; unlisted items may be confiscated.
Follow infection control, hand hygiene, and sharps-disposal rules at every station. Unsafe practice can be penalized even if the procedure is otherwise correct.
Do not communicate with other candidates during the exam, and do not share station information during breaks. Follow examiner instructions immediately.
Breaks are taken only when and where the supervisor directs. Leaving a station or the exam area without permission may end your participation. Confirm the break policy with the provider.
Stations are scored by examiners against structured checklists; partial credit may apply. Confirm the pass mark, station weighting, and any penalty rules with the provider before exam day. needs_review - scoring details are not fixed in this guide.
Late arrival may result in refusal of entry. Confirm the center's late-arrival and rescheduling policy with the provider. needs_review - late-arrival rules vary by sitting.
Raise any concern about equipment, safety, or examiner conduct with the exam supervisor after the station, not by arguing during it. Follow the provider's official complaints procedure.