Nclex PN test?pls help

Are you sure you can sit for the NCLEX-PN? I've never heard of taking the NCLEX-RN and failing it and being able to take the NCLEX-PN.

I have heard of RN students after a certain period of time into the program being able to sit for the NCLEX-PN, and then after graduating the RN program, take the NCLEX-RN. But the way you are asking about, never heard of that.

I'd sugges contacting your State's Board of Nurses and see if its possible and if it is, how you go about it.

Yea I didn't know you could do that? Let us know if you find out! But on the NCLEX PN I had 75 questions, the majority of which were select all that apply and meds I had never heard of or diseases I had never heard of. Oh and prioritization questions too. That's all I remember.

can anybody pls give an info abt NCLEX -PN ..i just took nclex Rn & failed ,im interested on taking the test i just don't have any idea what LVN test is ,how to apply,what the test categories are,what review materials to use etc..it would be a great help

Hi just go to "BVNPT"website and you will see there the steps in applying for the NCLEX-PN exam.I took NCLEX-RN once sadly failed and when ireapply CABRN denied my application bcoz of the concurrency issue. I just passed the PN exam last month.I didnt see much of the difference between the 2 exams,both hard for me.:.

yes im sure..im a foreign BSN grad i dont know if it has something to do with being a BSN but yah i can take nclex pn,i know a lot of people who coudn't pass the RN & took PN & pass for the 1st time ..thanks for the info dexapn[/quote']

Only certain states permit this... NY, NJ, PA do not. CA BVNPT seems to approve a majority of applicants who are IENs who did not meet the concurrency requirements of CABRN.

Starting point would be applying to state and meeting their requirements for LPN