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Ghana Nursing Training Admission Calculator

Calculate your Ministry of Health (MoH) admission aggregate, check WASSCE/SSSCE subject prerequisites, and evaluate your qualification status for Diploma (RGN, RM, CHN, RMN) and Certificate (NAC, NAP) training colleges across Ghana.

Applicant Details & Target College Programme

Select your preferred nursing discipline and examination qualification

1. Core Subjects (All 3 Compulsory)

MoH Requires A1–C6 for Diploma

2. Elective Subjects (Best 3 Required)

Select your 3 best SHS electives
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Awaiting WASSCE / SSSCE Grades

Select your target nursing programme and enter your 3 Core and 3 Elective grades, then click Check Nursing Admission Eligibility to view your MoH Aggregate and interview forecast.

Ghana MoH Health Training Benchmarks

Programme Max Aggregate Minimum Grades
RGN (General Nursing) Aggregate 24 A1–C6 in 6 subjects
RM (Midwifery - Females) Aggregate 24 A1–C6 in 6 subjects
CHN (Community Health) Aggregate 24 A1–C6 in 6 subjects
RMN (Mental Health) Aggregate 24 A1–C6 in 6 subjects
NAC (Nurse Assistant) Aggregate 36 A1–E8 in 6 subjects
NAP (Preventive Health) Aggregate 36 A1–E8 in 6 subjects
B.Sc Nursing (Degree) Aggregate 16–24 A1–C6 (Competitive)

Complete Guide to Ghana Nursing and Midwifery Training College Admissions

Admission into public and mission Health Training Institutions (HTIs) across Ghana is governed by the Ministry of Health (MoH) in coordination with the Nursing and Midwifery Council of Ghana (N&MC). Every year, thousands of Senior High School (SHS) graduates and certificate holders apply via the central healthtraining.gov.gh portal.

Understanding how the Ministry calculates your 6-subject aggregate score and what strict grade thresholds apply across core mathematics and integrated science ensures you target the right program and avoid rejection during initial document vetting.

How MoH Calculates Your Nursing Admission Aggregate (Zero LaTeX)

The Ministry of Health calculates admission eligibility on a 6-Subject Aggregate Scale. The 6 subjects must strictly comprise your 3 core subjects plus your best 3 elective subjects:

Core Aggregate = Grade(English) + Grade(Core Mathematics) + Grade(Integrated Science)
Elective Aggregate = Grade(Elective 1) + Grade(Elective 2) + Grade(Elective 3)
Total Net MoH Aggregate = Core Aggregate + Elective Aggregate (Best 6 Subjects)

Understanding WASSCE Grade Numerical Values:

  • • A1 = 1 Point (Excellent)
  • • B2 = 2 Points (Very Good)
  • • B3 = 3 Points (Good)
  • • C4 = 4 Points (Credit)
  • • C5 = 5 Points (Credit)
  • • C6 = 6 Points (Credit - Minimum passing threshold for Diploma)
  • • D7 = 7 Points (Pass - Eligible for Certificate only)
  • • E8 = 8 Points (Pass - Eligible for Certificate only)
  • • F9 = 9 Points (Fail)
Diploma Programmes (3 Years)

RGN, RM, CHN, and RMN

Direct diploma training qualifies you for staff nurse licensing upon passing the N&MC professional licensing examination. Applicants must achieve Aggregate 24 or better with no grade lower than C6 in any of the 6 subjects.

Certificate Programmes (2 Years)

Nurse Assistant Clinical (NAC) & Preventive (NAP)

Designed for applicants with passes in D7 and E8 (Aggregate 36 or better). After completing the 2-year certificate and practicing for 3 years, candidates can upgrade to a Diploma through post-basic sandwich programs.

Authoritative Health Education Sources

Admission parameters, cut-off values, and prerequisite guidelines are synchronized directly with official Ghana government portals:

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)

What if I have an aggregate of 20 but a D7 in Core Mathematics?

Even though your total aggregate (20) is well within the 24 threshold, the D7 in Core Mathematics violates the mandatory A1–C6 prerequisite for direct Diploma admission. You will be redirected to certificate programs (NAC/NAP) unless you re-sit Core Mathematics in Nov/Dec WASSCE.

Can male applicants apply for Registered Midwifery (RM)?

Under current Ministry of Health regulations in Ghana, the Diploma in Registered Midwifery (RM) program is strictly reserved for female candidates. Male candidates interested in clinical healthcare can apply for Registered General Nursing (RGN), Mental Health Nursing (RMN), Community Health Nursing (CHN), or Physician Assistantship.

When does the Ghana Nursing Training application portal open each year?

The MoH Health Training portal typically opens between March and April and closes in June/July. E-vouchers are purchased from designated banks (GCB, ADB) or via mobile money codes issued by the Ministry.