Registering for the NCLEX isn’t just a matter of paying a fee and picking a date. You’ll need approval from your State Board of Nursing (BON), and registration through Pearson VUE.

The NCLEX does not provide a numerical score or percentage. It is a pass/fail exam determined by how consistently you demonstrate minimum competency compared to the passing standard.

This guide breaks down what’s on the exam, where to focus your time, and how to build a study routine that actually leads to progress.

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Failing the NCLEX is discouraging, but it is not unusual. What matters now is how you respond. A structured NCLEX retake strategy can turn a failed attempt into a successful one.

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