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I'm doing the opposite. I'll be taking the NCLEX as soon as I get my ATT. The CRNE is difficult but doable. Read the question carefully and all its rationales. It's important to time yourself, you only have 4hrs to answer ~200 questions. Look through different forums related to the CRNE exam, there's definitely a lot of tips. Unlike the NCLEX there's only a few review books so it's not such a challenge to find the "right" one. I suggest you buy the CRNE prep guide by the CNA because they're the ones who administer the test. Good luck and do your best.
Hello Bek1975,
I am in your shoes.
I am a foreign RN graduate and just passed my NCLEX.
I am currently processing my immigration to Canada.
I have a few questions,
Did you have a job lined up before moving? If yes, do they require one to take CRNE and passing before applying for an RN job?
Are you/ Were you in a similar boat as I am? If yes can you please PM so that I can ask for advice.
Thanks
Bek1975
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Hello everyone,
Well, I am finally in Toronto and have been in CNO for an application.
I am kinda concerned about CRNE, is CRNE different from NCLEX as far as concept? I passed my NCLEX on first trial. So I don't know how tough the CRNE is. Please any info is appeciated.
Thank you,