A: It is the same exam in terms of content and standards but delivered through a secure digital platform.

A: Questions appear on a computer screen, and candidates input their answers by simply clicking on the correct answer from the multiple choice answer on the computer. CBEs are conducted offline and do not require internet connectivity.

A: The Council is adopting computerised testing to improve fairness, transparency, and efficiency. This system accelerates result processing, reduces errors associated with manual marking, and enhances exam security. It also aligns our licensing process with the best international practices.

A: CBEs are conducted offline and do not require internet connectivity.

A: All Allied Health graduates who have completed an accredited training programme and meet the Council’s requirements are eligible. The Council publishes clear criteria each year, and it applies to both first-time candidates and those sitting for supplementary exams.

A: No. They are not available every day of the year. The Council has fixed schedules which are made available on the Council’s website and social media platforms for both the main and supplementary exams.

A: The main exam is held once a year, usually in October. The supplementary exam is also conducted once a year for those who cannot pass their papers during the main sitting.

A: The exams are conducted at designated accredited centers across the country, with computer labs set up to provide a fair and standardized environment for all candidates.

A: Registration is done online through the official AHPC registration portal. Candidates create or log in to their accounts, complete the form with accurate details, upload the required documents, and make payment through the approved system.

A: The official registration guidelines are available on the AHPC website and on verified AHPC social media platforms such as Facebook, Instagram, X (Twitter), and YouTube.

A: The process is straightforward: create or log in to your account, complete the online form, upload your documents, make a payment, and wait for confirmation. Once approved, you’ll receive an admission letter with all the details you need.

A: After approval, candidates are assigned an examination centre and issued a unique examination number. They should also use this time to familiarise themselves with the computer-based system through practice resources the Council will provide.

A: Your assigned centre will be clearly stated on your admission letter, which becomes available once your registration is confirmed.

A: Yes. Candidates are issued a unique AHPC exam number separate from their school index number. This number identifies you during the licensing exam process.

A: You’ll need your admission letter, a valid photo ID, and any items specifically indicated by the Council. Stationery like pens or paper won’t be required, since the exam is fully computerised.

A: There will be trained invigilators and IT staff on site to provide immediate support. The system also has safeguards in place to make sure candidates are not disadvantaged if a technical issue arises.

A: Not at all. The Council understands this concern and is making practice tools available ahead of the exam. Candidates will have the chance to familiarise themselves with the system before the actual day. The computer-based exam is designed to be user-friendly.

A: Always rely on the official AHPC website and the Council’s verified social media handles. Avoid third-party or unofficial platforms, as these may mislead you with inaccurate information.

A: The 2025 AHPC CBE examinations will be written on the 24^th and 25^th of October 2025 across all centres in Accra, Kumasi, Sunyani, Ho, Tamale, Cape Coast and Nalerigu.

A: When your registration is approved, a message will be sent to you from the Council, spelling out your unique code (index number), your examination centre and the date you will be writing your paper. Also visit the AHPC website regularly to be updated on all information concerning the 2025 CBE examinations.

A: Take the time to go through the registration guidelines carefully, double-check your details before submitting, and make use of the practice tools. Approach the exam with confidence. Remember, the format may be new, but the content and standards remain the same.