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Each NRB has developed its own procedure for distributing results to candidates. It can take up to six weeks to receive your official results. Do not call Pearson VUE, the National Council of State Boards of Nursing (NCSBN®) or your NRB for the results as they will not be released over the telephone.  \nWhat does the number of items I answered tell me about my results?  \nIt is important to understand that the length of your NCLEX or the number of items answered is not an indication of a specific pass or fail result. A candidate with a relatively short examination may pass or fail just as a candidate with a long examination may pass or fail.  \nEach candidate, regardless of the length of their examination, has ample opportunity to demonstrate their true ability and is given an examination that conforms to the NCLEX Test Plans. Many candidates’examinations will end before the maximum number of items has been administered.  \nPlease do not be concerned if your examination finishes earlier or lasts longer than other candidates. The length of your examination is determined solely by your performance on the examination. The differing lengths of each candidate’s examination are an illustration of computerized adaptive testing (CAT) at work.  \nWhat if I ran out of time?  \nIf the candidate runs out of time before reaching the maximum number of items, the computer has not been able to decide whether the candidate passed or failed with 95% certainty. Therefore, an alternate rule must be used:  \n•If the candidate has not answered the minimum number of items, the result will be a failing exam.  \n•If the candidate has answered the minimum number of items, then the exam is scored by using the final ability estimate computed from responses to all completed items.  \n•If the final ability estimate is above the passing standard, the candidate passes.  \n•If the final ability estimate is at or below the passing standard, the candidate fails.  \nWhat if I did not pass?  \nCandidates who do not pass the NCLEX will receive a Candidate Performance Report (CPR), which shows their areas of relative strength and weakness in the content areas of the NCLEX Test Plans. This report is provided to help candidates prepare for their next examination.  \nThere must be at least 45 test free days between each examination. This period of time is determined by each individual NRB and NCSBN.  \nContact your NRB to obtain the necessary forms and information to reregister at any time. However, once declared eligible by your NRB, your new Authorization to Test (ATT) will not be valid until the required number of days between examinations elapses.  \nNCLEX® FAQs con’t...  \nIs there an opportunity to challenge an item?  \nSome NRBs of nursing have laws or regulations that allow failing NCLEX candidates to review the actual test items answered incorrectly, and challenge the accuracy of items and answers. More specific information about review, challenge and fees for this service and whether your NRB participates in this service must be obtained from your NRB.  \nWhat should I do about NCLEX administration problems?  \nIf you have any problems or complaints regarding the NCLEX or its administration, please contact NCSBN within two weeks of your examination. Contact information is provided on the last page of this document.  \nFor general information and frequently asked questions regarding the NCLEX, visit the NCLEX website.  \nNCLEX Confidentiality  \nCandidates should be aware and understand that the discl","cbCaiqoIJjRGc29S","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCaiqoIJjRGc29S","pdf",214899,"English","# NCLEX® FAQs\n## Results processing and timelines\n## Meaning of number of items answered\n## Time limits and scoring rules\n## If you did not pass\n## Challenge options and administration issues\n## NCLEX confidentiality and reporting\n# NCLEX® Quick Results Service","[{\"question\":\"How are NCLEX® results processed and delivered to candidates?\",\"answer\":\"Each NCLEX® is scored twice: once by the computer at the test center and again after the examination record is transmitted to Pearson VUE. 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