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• The PFNO RDN exam is a certification exam that assesses the knowledge and skills of individuals seeking to become registered dietitian nutritionists (RDNs) in the Islamic Republic of Pakistan.

• Eligibility for the PFNO RDN exam depends on several factors, including academic qualifications and supervised practice experience.
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• The cost of the PFNO Exam is 5,000/- PKR for PFNO members and 8,000/- PKR for non-members.

• The PFNO RDN exam is consists of multiple-choice questions with a case study and a diet plan subjective question, and candidates have 3 hours to complete it.
  
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• The passing score for PFNO Exam is at least 50% marks in each section.

• Candidates typically receive their exam results within 48 hours of completing the exam.

• Candidates who do not pass the PFNO RDN exam on the first try are allowed to retake the exam. There is a waiting period of 45 days before a candidate can retake the exam, and a maximum of three attempts is allowed.

• Candidates are allowed a maximum of three attempts to pass the PFNO RDN exam. If a candidate does not pass after three attempts, they must complete additional education and supervised practice requirements before they can retake the exam.

• The Pakistan Food and Nutrition Organization (PFNO), as a private NGO dedicated to promoting food and nutrition awareness and education in Pakistan, is well-qualified to administer the Registered Dietitian Nutritionist (RDN) Exam within the country. In the absence of a government body regulating RDN certification, the PFNO has stepped forward to fill this essential role by establishing a comprehensive and standardized examination process. Their commitment to upholding high standards of competence and professionalism in the field of nutrition makes them a suitable authority for conducting the RDN Exam in Pakistan, ensuring that qualified individuals can obtain the recognition they deserve in this critical healthcare profession.