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Saudi Licensing Exam (SLE) for doctors and dentists
INTERFACE has been an acknowledged leader in offering the most successful prep courses and Qbanks for the Saudi Licensing Exam (SLE), administered by the Saudi Commission for Health Specialties (SCFHS). We have helped hundreds of medical and dental professionals achieve their goals by successfully passing this exam.
INTERFACE is the only test preparation company that has been monitoring the SLE exam on an ongoing basis for the last 10 years, actively updating course content and MCQs based on feedback we regularly receive from recent test takers — so every new student gets the most current, exam-relevant material.
Our SLE Live Online course takes between 65 and 100 hours to complete and runs 6 to 10 weeks depending on your pace and schedule. Refresher/crash courses of two weeks or more are also available.
SLE exam qbanks and specialty guides
The Saudi Licensing Exam (SLE) is required for General Practitioners, physician specialists, and dentists applying for classification and licensure through SCFHS. The exact question count, duration, and passing structure are set separately for each track — the general SMLE uses a 200-800 scaled score, while specialist tracks use separate Registrar/Senior Registrar percentage thresholds — so choose your specific role below for accurate, verified details rather than relying on general figures:
- SLE (SMLE) General Practitioner Exam — the general entry-level licensing exam, 200 MCQs, scaled score out of 800.
- SLE Obs & Gynae Exam — 200 MCQs, 4 hours, 65% Registrar / 70% Senior Registrar.
- SLE Internal Medicine Exam — 150 MCQs, 3 hours, general SCFHS specialist range of 60-70% passing.
- SLE General Surgery Exam — approximately 200 MCQs across two papers, roughly 70% passing.
- SDLE General Dentist Exam — 200 MCQs, 4h30m, scaled pass mark 542/800.
- SLE Dermatology Exam — general SCFHS specialist range of 70-150 MCQs, 60-70% passing.
- SLE Pediatrics Exam — 200 MCQs, 4 hours, 65% Registrar / 70% Senior Registrar.
- SDLE Orthodontics Exam — 200 MCQs, 4 hours, 65-75% Registrar/Senior Registrar.
- SDLE Endodontics Exam — 200 MCQs, 4 hours, 65-70% passing.
- SDLE Prosthodontics Exam — 200 MCQs, 4 hours, 65%/70% Registrar/Senior Registrar.
How the SLE exam works
Regardless of track, the SLE is a closed-book, computer-based multiple-choice test delivered at Prometric test centers, taken as part of the SCFHS classification and licensing process for physicians and dentists in Saudi Arabia. Candidates register through SCFHS's Mumaris Plus portal, complete DataFlow primary source verification of their credentials, and then book their Prometric exam slot once their classification and eligibility are confirmed.
Because the general GP-level SMLE uses a different scoring system (a 200-800 scaled score) than the specialist Registrar/Senior Registrar tracks (which use flat percentage thresholds), and each specialty's blueprint and timing are set independently, we recommend reviewing your specific exam's guide above before you start preparing, rather than assuming another track's numbers apply to yours.
Frequently asked questions
> What is the SLE exam?
The SLE (Saudi Licensing Exam) is the umbrella term for SCFHS's Prometric-administered licensing exams required for doctors, medical specialists, and dentists who want to practice professionally in Saudi Arabia. It includes the general SMLE for GPs/IMGs, specialist-level exams for individual medical specialties, and the SDLE for dentists.
> Who needs to take the SLE exam?
Any doctor, medical specialist, or dentist seeking SCFHS classification and licensure to practice in Saudi Arabia needs to pass the exam that corresponds to their track (for example, the general SMLE, or a specialist exam such as Internal Medicine, General Surgery, Obs & Gynae, Pediatrics, or one of the dental specialties).
> Is the SLE exam the same for every specialty?
No. The general GP-level SMLE uses a scaled score out of 800, while specialist tracks use separate Registrar and Senior Registrar percentage passing thresholds, and each specialty's question count, duration, and syllabus weightage are set independently. Always check the guide for your specific track rather than assuming the figures carry over.
> How should I prepare for the SLE exam?
Most candidates prepare using a dedicated Qbank of practice MCQs with explanations, combined with a structured review of their track's syllabus. INTERFACE's Live Online course (65-100 hours over 6-10 weeks) and shorter refresher/crash courses are built specifically around each track's current SLE exam blueprint.
> Are exemptions available from the SLE exam?
Some specialist tracks offer exemptions for candidates holding specific recognized board certifications or fellowships (for example, US ABMS, UK CCT, Canadian Royal College, or Australian/New Zealand qualifications), evaluated case-by-case by SCFHS during classification. Check your specific track's guide above, since exemption criteria differ by specialty and the general GP-level SMLE has no confirmed exemption route.
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