The Occupational English Test (OET) is a language aptitude assessment for medical practitioners conducted by Cambridge Boxhill Language Assessment Trust (CBLA). It evaluates the language skills required for efficient
- conversations in medical environments, the test content, and tasks in OET model real-world healthcare scenarios.
- It is accepted by English-speaking healthcare regulatory authorities, employers, and educational institutions. OET's emphasis on medical terminology makes it topical and useful for healthcare practitioners.
OET Exam Pattern/ Sections | Test Duration |
Listening | 45 minutes |
Reading | 60 minutes |
Writing | 45 minutes |
Speaking | 20 minutes |
Scoring: OET uses a grading system from A to E, with A being the highest level of performance. A minimum score of 350 or grade B is required.