What OET score do nurses need for Ireland?
The minimum OET (Nursing) score for Ireland is Grade B in three components and C+ in one component; the result must be under 2 years old (source: nmbi.ie, checked 29 October 2026).
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OET (Nursing)
- Minimum score
- Grade B in three components and C+ in one component
- Validity
- the result must be under 2 years old
- Notes
- One sitting only; OET@Home not accepted; under 2 years old.
How to book
Book only through the official provider. Confirm the test date and the rules on that page before you pay.
- OET (official test owner)Book an OET testChecked 31 October 2026
Other exams for Ireland
Other tests and exams that our data lists for this country.
- IELTS Academicoverall 7; 7.0 in any three components and 6.5 in any one componentChecked 29 October 2026 · Source: nmbi.ie
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What OET score do nurses need for Ireland?
The minimum OET (Nursing) score for Ireland is Grade B in three components and C+ in one component; the result must be under 2 years old (source: nmbi.ie, checked 29 October 2026).
How long is the result valid in Ireland?
OET (Nursing): the result must be under 2 years old.
How do nurses book OET in Ireland?
Book the test on the official site of the test owner. Official booking and information pages from our checked data: Book an OET test (OET (official test owner)): https://www.oet.com/test/book-a-test.
Which other exams does Ireland list?
IELTS Academic: overall 7; 7.0 in any three components and 6.5 in any one component.
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