Objective　To explore the objective structured clinical examination (OSCE) on the improvement of clinical competence of stomatology undergraduates

and to promote their ability and skills of taking the National Medical Licensing Examination (NMLE). Methods　The OSCE was implemented to evaluate the clinical skills of stomatology undergraduates from Batch 2009 to Batch 2012. The OSCE results were analyzed and compared with the NMLE (Stomatology) results on the correlation coefficient analysis of annual passing rate. Results　The passing rate of practical skills in the NMLE (Stomatology) of Batch 2009 to Batch 2012 stomatology undergraduates was basically consistent with the excellent rate of OSCE

and the correlation coefficient was 0.94. Conclusion　It has not been proved that the OSCE assessment organized by our school can increase the passing rate of practical skills in the NMLE

but it has certainly helped students better understand and apply theoretical knowledge

and it plays a positive role in promoting students' future development.