NCLEX Exam for Nursing

You’ve completed nursing school, but there’s still one more obstacle to clear before you can get your license and start practising. Even if you’ve always been a good student, passing the NCLEX might be a difficult undertaking. But don’t worry, we’ve taken care of everything; we’ve provided you with all of the information you’ll need to pass the NCLEX exam.

NCLEX Exam 

The NCLEX exam, also known as the National Council Licensure Examination, is a standardized exam that every state regulatory board uses to determine whether or not a candidate is competent to become a nurse. There are two types of NCLEX tests, both of which are administered by the National Council of State Boards of Nursing, and which one you take depends on the job you want to pursue.

• NCLEX-PN: The entry-level of the licensed nursing occupations are practical or vocational nurses (LPNs/LVNs—the titles are interchangeable in different states).
• NCLEX-RN: For registered nurses (RNs) with advanced training and responsibilities

NCLEX Exam: Eligibility Criteria

• A bachelor’s degree in nursing from any school is required.
• ATT is required (Authorisation To Test)
• Fill in the blanks with your qualifications and personal information.
• Register with Pearson Vue and apply in Nursing or Regulatory Board Pay NCLEX
• Application fees

How to Register For The NCLEX Exam?

Now that you’ve decided to take the NCLEX, the following step is to register or apply for the exam. The steps for registering for the NCLEX, as well as some helpful hints, are as follows:

Step 1: Application to the Nursing Regulatory Board (NRB)

The first step in the registration procedure is to submit an application to the state board of nursing in the state where you want to practice nursing. Inquire with your state’s board of nursing about the specific registration process, as regulations may differ.

Step 2: Registration with Pearson VUE

Proceed, register, and pay the money to take the NCLEX with Pearson VUE once you have received confirmation from the board of nursing that you have completed all of their state requirements. Follow the registration instructions and fill out the forms as completely as possible.

Step 3: Authorization to Test

Pearson VUE will send you an Authorization to Test (ATT) document if the licensure board determines that you are eligible. You must test within the ATT’s validity dates (usually 90 days). There are no extensions available; otherwise, you will have to re-register and pay the price. The test authorization number, validity date, and candidate identity number are all found on your ATT.

Step 4: Schedule your Exam Appointment

The next step is to schedule a Pearson VUE testing day, time, and location. The NCLEX will be administered at a testing centre; you can schedule an exam online or over the phone. You will receive an email confirmation of your appointment, including the date and time you selected as well as instructions to the testing centre.

Step 5: On Exam Day

Attendees should arrive at the examination centre at least 30 minutes before the scheduled exam time. You must have your ATT and approved identity (driver’s license, passport, etc.) that is current, has your photo and signature, and is valid.

Step 6: Processing Results

After six weeks, the board of nursing will send you your official results.