Nursing Licensure Exam

The Nursing Licensure Exam, also known as the NCLEX, is a standardized assessment designed to evaluate whether a graduate of nursing education programs has the necessary knowledge and skills to safely practice as a registered nurse. It ensures that candidates are competent to provide basic patient care, make clinical decisions, and uphold healthcare standards. Passing this exam is a crucial step for aspiring nurses to legally obtain their license and work in healthcare settings. It tests a range of nursing concepts through multiple-choice questions and is administered electronically in designated testing centers.