SMLE Result 2026 - Saudi Prometric Exam Result, Score & Timeline
Quick answer
The SMLE result is published by the Saudi Commission for Health Specialties (SCFHS) after the testing window closes. Under the current SMLE guideline, results are announced within 2–6 weeks of the end of the test window — via Mumaris Plus / the SCFHS Examination Results service. The result is reported on a 200–800 scale, with 560 as the passing score, and every candidate receives a statement of results and a performance feedback report.
This guide explains how SMLE results are released, what the score report means, and how to interpret your pass status without confusion.
How to check your SMLE result online
Wait for the testing window to close
SMLE results are not instant. SCFHS completes psychometric analysis after the testing window closes, then announces results within 2 to 6 weeks of the end of that window.
Sign in to Mumaris Plus
Log in to Mumaris Plus (the SCFHS practitioner portal) with the same account you used to register for SMLE. Keep your SCFHS ID and exam application number ready.
Open Examination Results
Go to SCFHS Examination Results under Practitioner E-services. Your statement of results shows a scaled score from 200 to 800 — the approved passing score is 560.
Download the feedback report
Download both the statement of results and the performance feedback report. The feedback compares your performance with other test-takers and guides retake or licensing next steps.
Mumaris Plus vs. the Prometric Results Reports lookup: your official SMLE result is published through SCFHS systems (Mumaris Plus / Examination Results). SCFHS also runs a separate Prometric Results Reports service where you can search your result using your Prometric eligibility number and the last three digits of your family name. That service is an additional lookup route, not a competing or different final result — Prometric does not itself determine your pass/fail outcome; SCFHS does.
When will my SMLE result be available?
Results are not shown immediately after the exam. SCFHS completes psychometric analysis only after the entire testing window closes.
Per the current SCFHS SMLE guideline, results are announced within 2 to 6 weeks of the end of the testing window — not 2 to 6 weeks from your personal test date. If your window hasn't closed yet, your result will not appear yet; this is normal, not a delay.
After processing, every candidate receives two documents: a statement of results and a performance feedback report.
What is the SMLE passing score? Is 560 a percentage?
Reporting scale
SMLE uses a 200 to 800 reporting scale.
Passing score
The approved passing score is 560 on this scale, set by the SCFHS Central Assessment Committee.
Not a percentage
560 is a scaled score — not 56%, not 70%, and not a fixed number of correct answers.
What is included in the SMLE score report?
Every candidate receives a statement of results (your reported SMLE score on the 200–800 scale and your pass/fail outcome against the published standard) and a performance feedback report comparing your performance with other test-takers. SCFHS has not published a subject-by-subject percentage breakdown in this report, so treat the feedback report's comparative guidance as directional rather than an exact score breakdown.
SMLE result not showing — what should you do?
| Situation | Recommended action |
|---|---|
| Result not visible yet | Check whether your testing window has ended. Results are announced within 2–6 weeks after the window ends, not after your individual test date. |
| More than 6 weeks have passed | Check the official SCFHS/Mumaris Plus result service and contact SCFHS through its official support channels if the result is still unavailable. |
| Can't find the result service | In Mumaris Plus, go to Practitioner E-services, then Examination Results — or use the official Prometric Results Reports lookup as an alternative route. |
| Score seems lower or higher than expected | Review the statement of results and feedback report. Don't convert 560 into a percentage — it's a scaled score, and a result of 560 or above is a pass. |
How many times can you take the SMLE?
Under the current SCFHS SMLE guideline, all eligible candidates may take the SMLE up to four times a year, counted from your first attempt, to obtain a passing score. After you pass, SCFHS allows two further attempts to improve your mark, specifically for a better residency-selection opportunity. Rules can change, so confirm your current attempt count and eligibility in Mumaris Plus before scheduling another test.
What to do after receiving your result
If you passed (score 560 or above)
- Download your statement of results and feedback report from Mumaris Plus.
- Complete Professional Registration in Mumaris Plus.
- Continue with the SCFHS professional-registration/licensing steps that apply to your category and employer.
If you did not pass (score below 560)
- Download your feedback report to identify your weakest subject areas.
- Confirm your current attempt eligibility in Mumaris Plus — SCFHS allows up to 4 attempts per year to obtain a pass.
- Full exam fees apply for each retake attempt.
- Focus preparation on the subjects your feedback report flags as weakest.
Important note for candidates
Exam structure and policy details can be updated by the regulator. Always confirm your latest status, result details, and attempt eligibility inside official SCFHS services before making career decisions.
Frequently Asked Questions
How do I check my SMLE result?
Log in to Mumaris Plus with the same SCFHS account used to register, then open Examination Results under Practitioner E-services. Your statement of results and feedback report appear there once processing is complete.
When will my SMLE result be released?
Results are not provided instantly. Per the current SCFHS SMLE guideline, psychometric analysis takes place after the testing window closes, and results are announced within 2 to 6 weeks of the end of that window — not 2 to 6 weeks from your personal exam date.
Where can I see my Saudi Prometric exam result?
The official SMLE result is published through SCFHS systems (Mumaris Plus / Examination Results). SCFHS also runs a separate Prometric Results Reports lookup where you can search your result using your Prometric eligibility number and the last three digits of your family name — this is a lookup route, not a different final result.
What is the SMLE passing score?
SMLE reports scores on a 200 to 800 scale, and the approved passing score is 560, as set by the SCFHS Central Assessment Committee. This is a scaled reporting score, not a percentage or a raw number of correct answers.
Is 560 a percentage in SMLE?
No. 560 is a position on the 200–800 scaled reporting scale, not 56%, not 70%, and not a fixed count of correct answers. SCFHS has not published a raw-score-to-scaled-score conversion, so don’t try to back-calculate a percentage from it.
What is included in the SMLE score report?
Every candidate receives two documents: a statement of results (your scaled score and pass/fail outcome against the published standard) and a performance feedback report comparing your performance with other test-takers.
Why is my SMLE result not showing?
Most likely your testing window hasn’t closed yet, so results aren’t published — this is normal, not a delay. If 6 or more weeks have passed since your window closed, check the official SCFHS/Mumaris Plus result service and contact SCFHS through its official support channels if it’s still unavailable.
How many times can I take the SMLE?
Under the current SCFHS SMLE guideline, all eligible candidates may take the SMLE up to four times a year, counted from your first attempt, to obtain a passing score. Confirm your current attempt/eligibility status in Mumaris Plus before scheduling, since rules can change.
Can I improve my SMLE score after passing?
Yes. After obtaining a passing score, the current SCFHS guideline allows two further attempts to improve your mark, specifically for the purpose of a better residency-selection outcome. Confirm your latest eligibility in Mumaris Plus before booking a reattempt.
What should I do after passing the SMLE?
Retain your statement of results and feedback report, then complete Professional Registration in Mumaris Plus and the next SCFHS professional-registration/licensing steps that apply to your category and employer.
Related pages
Official references
- SCFHS exam results service: Examination Results
- SCFHS Prometric Results Reports lookup: Prometric Results Reports
- SCFHS 2026 SMLE Examination Content Guideline (structure, scoring, results & attempt rules): SMLE Examination Content Guideline PDF
This guide is written for doctors preparing for SMLE licensing in Saudi Arabia. Requirements change — always confirm fees, deadlines, and eligibility on official authority portals before booking your exam slot.
SMLE — practical notes for doctors
This page supports one part of your Saudi Arabia licensing journey. Combine it with official Saudi Commission for Health Specialties (SCFHS) communication, your employer HR checklist, and consistent MCQ practice before the Prometric sitting.
What to verify on official channels
Before acting on any third-party guide (including this one), confirm your profession category, document list, and fee schedule directly with Saudi Commission for Health Specialties (SCFHS). Policies in Saudi Arabia are updated without always being reflected in older blog posts.
If your profile involves gaps in practice, multiple registrations, or credentials from several countries, expect additional review steps — generic checklists may not cover your case.
Next step — exam practice
Turn licensing research into exam-ready performance
Reading guides alone rarely converts to exam performance. After you confirm Saudi Commission for Health Specialties (SCFHS) requirements, use GulfMedExams to drill exam-style MCQs with explanations, track weak systems, and revisit high-yield topics before booking your slot.
More practice resources
Requirements, fees, and timelines change. This page is educational — always confirm your category-specific rules on official authority portals before paying verification or exam fees.