CORRECTIONS

What we have corrected

When we find an error, we correct it and publish what changed.

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We replaced Nunavut’s unconfirmed OET score and validity fields with Medicine OET grade B in each component within the two years before application after locating the explicit clause in its Medical Profession Regulations; combining and delivery remain unconfirmed. Nunavut Medical Profession Regulations, subsection 6(5)(b) ↗.

Listening L01 question 5 now accepts photophobia and sensitivity to light because they express the same symptom as the original accepted wording; the answer note was updated too. Original OETAce question and transcript ↗.

We removed inferred per-component numeric scores from the UAE PQR comparison because the cited document gives an overall grade for a conditional exemption route, without individual component thresholds. DHA-hosted PQR ↗.

Listening L01 question 4 now accepts nauseous, nauseated and sick alongside queasy because feeling sick expresses nausea in this note; we corrected the explanation that confused it with vomiting. Original OETAce question and transcript ↗.

We corrected the scope of the shared Ahpra English standard to identify the Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Health Practice Board exception, which our earlier all-boards wording omitted. Ahpra English language skills standard ↗.

We corrected the NMC Writing minimum for each test when combining results to 250 because our earlier numeric floor was too low. NMC OET requirements ↗.

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