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NCSBN Go to ncsbn.org Welcome to the NCSBN Portal Pathway to Practice Register for the NCLEX On Pearson VUE Sign into your NCLEX account (scheduling, quick results and registration changes) On Pearson VUE Increase confidence and reduce test anxiety by being fully prepared for the test experience ... before , during and after . NCLEX Practice Exam Prepare yourself by taking the NCLEX-RN or NCLEX-PN Practice Exam. Before the Exam Find out what you need before you take the NCLEX Exam. Exam Day Get details and tips for your exam day. After the Exam Already taken the NCLEX? Find out what your next steps are. Familiarize yourself with these resources in order to ensure a smoother testing experience. NCLEX Candidate Bulletin This serves as your guide from before to after the NCLEX, including details on how to register, the NCLEX Candidate Rules, and results processing. Computerized Adaptive Testing The NCLEX uses CAT to administer the exam. CAT merges computer technology with modern measurement theory. Test Plans The test plans serve as blue prints to outline the content to be tested and guide the item writing process. Testing Locations View a list of locations in which you can take your NCLEX. Latest News Special Research Section Beginning in July, 2017, NCSBN will present a Special Research Section as part of the NCLEX-RN administration. By participating in the Special Research Section, candidates will be making valuable contributions to the future development of NCSBN examinations as well as to the enhancement of the nursing profession. The Special Research Section will be given to select candidates taking the NCLEX-RN and will take approximately 30 minutes to complete. This section will be administered following the regular exam and will not count as part of the NCLEX score. Once a candidate finishes their exam, an introductory screen will indicate the beginning of the Special Research Section. This section will also continue to be numbered in accordance with the completed exam – for example, if a candidate's exam ended with question 153, the first question on the Special Research Section will be numbered 154. Despite the consecutive numbering, these new questions will have no impact on NCLEX scoring or results. Candidates may take the entire allotted 6 hours to complete the NCLEX. All questions on the NCLEX-RN examination and the Special Research Section are confidential. For additional information on the Special Research Section, please visit our Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs); available in both English and French . Still have Questions about the NCLEX? Read Our FAQ's. Frequently Asked Questions Need Help? If you need assistance with registering or scheduling for the NCLEX, contact Pearson VUE. 1.866.49NCLEX (1.866.496.2539) toll-free pvamericascustomerservice@pearson.com More NCLEX Contacts Once you're licensed, utilize NCSBN resources and services to maintain your license . Get notifications about your license with eNotify Enroll my license(s) to receive automated license expiration reminders and license status updates, from U.S. nursing regulatory bodies through the Nursys database. Contact your Nursing Regulatory Body Get information on the rules and regulations of Nurse Practice Act Get details about multistate licensure & the Nurse Licensure Compact Promotions Need Help? If you need assistance with registering or scheduling for the NCLEX, contact Pearson VUE. 1.866.49NCLEX (1.866.496.2539) toll-free pvamericascustomerservice@pearson.com More NCLEX Contacts Connect with us on Facebook Connect with us on Twitter NCLEX Tweets NCLEX Tweets Terms Trademarks Privacy Go to ncsbn.org Copyright © National Council of State Boards of Nursing, Inc. All rights reserved....