BSc Nursing graduates must sit for the NLEN licensing examination conducted by the Nepal Nursing Council (NNC). Per the official NNC test guideline, the exam comprises 150 multiple-choice questions (150 marks) with a 50% pass mark, to be completed in two and a half hours. The exam is required for graduates to register with the NNC and practise as licensed nurses in Nepal. The NNC administers the NLEN across all nursing qualification levels.
Sources: nnc.org.np
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