A live 2.5-hour session with an NHS nurse who is currently working on UK wards — revealing the 7 mistakes Indian and international nurses make that no coaching centre ever tells you about.
A structured journey — not a lecture. Every segment builds on the last, leaving you with a complete understanding of what OSCE actually demands.
There is a difference between someone who teaches OSCE and someone who lives inside the system that created it.
Most nurses prepare for the wrong exam. This is why intelligent, clinically excellent nurses fail — and why understanding this changes everything.
Clinical steps performed in the correct sequence
Safety mindset — do you think like an NHS nurse?
Demonstrating technical skill and speed
Communication — do you genuinely talk to the patient?
Talking to the assessor while performing the procedure
100% of communication directed to the patient — always
Completing every step without making any errors
Recovering professionally when something goes wrong
"35% of your OSCE marks come from how you talk to the patient. A nurse who communicates perfectly but forgets one clinical step will outscore a nurse who performs flawlessly but says nothing to the patient."
— Rakshita Chauhan · ITU · PACU · NHS · International Clinical ExperienceEvery minute is intentional. Live polls, chat activities, and real-time Q&A throughout.
You'll discover each one, live, with Rakshita on 5th April.
"Rakshita explains things in a way that feels structured and practical. She doesn't teach OSCE from a textbook — she teaches it from inside the NHS system. I passed first attempt."
"I had failed OSCE once. After one session with Rakshita I understood exactly what went wrong. Nobody had ever explained the real reason. Second attempt — passed."
"The patient communication section changed everything for me. I was talking to the examiner the whole time without realising it. Rakshita showed me exactly what to do differently."
"As a male nurse from Kerala preparing for UK, I felt very nervous about the communication style. Rakshita made it clear and practical. The role-play session was the most useful part."
"She is not a coach. She is an NHS nurse who has lived this journey. That difference is everything. The NHS incident cases she shared — I have not seen that content anywhere else."
"I watched so many YouTube videos and still felt unprepared. One session with Rakshita gave me more clarity than months of self-study. The 7 mistakes — every single one applied to me."
Join Rakshita live on 5th April 2026 · 2:30 PM IST. Walk away knowing what OSCE is actually testing — and exactly what you have been doing wrong.