Unsuccessful NCLEX Results
If an applicant does not pass the exam, he/she will receive an NCLEX Candidate Performance Report (CPR). The CPR is an individualized document that shows how a candidate performed in each of the test plan content areas.
Retaking the NCLEX 2nd attempt
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Re-register with Pearson VUE and pay the $200.00 fee.
- YOU DO NOT have to complete the KBN application and pay the $125 fee.
- YOU DO NOT have to repeat the state/federal background check.
- YOU DO NOT have to repeat the jurisprudence exam.
- A NEW ATT will be emailed from Pearson VUE.
- You may reapply anytime and may select your test date but you will not be allowed to re-test during a 45 day period from the date that you last took the NCLEX.
Unsuccessful NCLEX after the 2nd attempt
Retaking the NCLEX 3 or more attempts
A provisional license is valid for 6 months or invalidated upon the 2nd unsuccessful attempt of completion of the NCLEX.
If an applicant does not pass the exam, he/she will receive an NCLEX Candidate Performance Report (CPR) and a letter from KBN. The CPR is an individualized document that shows how a candidate performed in each of the test plan content areas.
- Complete the examination application located on the KBN’s website and pay the application fee of $125.00. All Fees are Non-Refundable.
- If your previous background check was completed within the last 6 months it will be
transferred to your new application. If the report is older than 6 months, you will need to redo the background check.
- The Jurisprudence Exam is valid for one year and will transfer to your new application. If the Jurisprudence Exam is older than 1 year, you will need to recomplete.
- Re-register with Pearson VUE and pay the $200.00 fee.
- A new ATT will be emailed from Pearson VUE to schedule your exam.
- You may reapply anytime and may select your test date but you will not be allowed to re-test during a 45 day period from the date that you last took the NCLEX.