The first step is to contact the board of nursing where you wish to be licensed. Each nursing board sets the guidelines for how frequently nursing candidates can take the NCLEX. Typically, you must wait 45-90 days before a NCLEX retake. While you have them on the phone (or email), ask if you must resubmit your licensure application when you re-register.
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I took the NCLEX about 3 1/2 weeks post graduation with no review course other than my ATI books & online practice tests. Some of my classmates tested at 2 1/2 -3 weeks and passed.
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Save. The NCLEX-RN and NCLEX-PN are standardized exams required for nursing licenses. The tests are scored pass/fail and every nursing candidate must achieve a pass before a nursing license can be issued. In the event that you do not pass the first time around, it is possible to retake the exam. If you need to retest for either NCLEX, read below to make sure you meet the guidelines.
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1 If you have registered with Pearson/Vue, the BON will deem you eligible to take the NCLEX®. 2  Then Pearson/Vue will send you an email verification giving you the authorization to test (ATT) and instructions on scheduling the test. 3  Upon receiving the ATT, you will have 75 days to take the exam.
https://www.bon.texas.gov/licensure_examination.asp
This initial review can take up to 30 days. If it is determined that the issue being reported to the BON meets the criteria for opening a case according to our current rules, you will be required to pay a $150.00 review fee.
https://www.bon.texas.gov/licensure_examination.asp
0. Apr 29, '12 by jemmens. Hi Inori. I understand your point about not rushing into it cos I may have to wait 45 days if I don't pass. but I have been waiting for this day for a long time, and now I have my dream job as a critical care RN been offered to me on condition that I pass the nclex before the start.
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1 If you have registered with Pearson/Vue, the BON will deem you eligible to take the NCLEX®. 2  Pearson/Vue will send you an email verification giving you the authorization to test (ATT) and instructions on scheduling the test. 3  Your ATT is valid for 75 days from the ATT start date to take the exam.
https://www.bon.texas.gov/licensure_examination.asp
Thirty days prior to graduation, register with Pearson Vue (third party vendor who administers the exam) to take the National Council Licensure Examination (NCLEX®) at www.vue.com/nclex. Cost is $200.
https://www.bon.texas.gov/licensure_examination.asp
1 Upon receiving the ATT, you will have 75 days to take the exam. 2  If you are eligible for a graduate nurse (GN) or graduate vocational nurse (GVN) permit, the permit will be posted online within five working days of deeming you eligible to take the exam.
https://www.bon.texas.gov/licensure_examination.asp
How long did you wait to take nclex rn. by jemmens Apr 28, '12 | 9,715 Views | 14 Comments. Leave a Comment. 1 2 Next ». Top. 0 I am graduting in a week, and want to take the nclex within a month because I have been accepted into a critical care nurse residency program and have to be an RN before the start date in JULY.
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how long do you have to wait before taking nclex
You have to wait for 45 to 90 days before taking NCLEX.