WHAT TO BRING TO NCLEX CENTER

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  • Sep 22 2023, 06:24 AM

WHAT TO BRING TO NCLEX CENTER

 

WHAT TEST-TAKERS NEED TO TAKE TO THE NCLEX CENTER

It is paramount that Every Test taker of the National Council Licensure Examination (NCLEX) test reports to the test center with a required Identification (ID). The ID presented must have the same name that the individual is registered to take the test under, which is presented on the Authorization To Test (ATT) email all test-takers receive.

 

REQUIRED AND ACCEPTED ID

The Required and Acceptable ID has to be issued by the test taker’s state government or the federal government and must be currently valid and unexpired. The ID must clearly portray or display the test taker’s name and photograph unedited. Another form of ID with a signature is required if the ID presented does not have a signature of the test taker.

 NOTE; The Name and the signature on the IDs must also correspond and match the name on the ATT.

A driver's license, passport or other government-issued form of identification, such as a permanent resident card, are examples of accepted forms of ID. Military ID is also accepted (Lindenmuth, 2023).

In the words of Lindenmuth, “If your name has changed since receiving your ATT, you'll need to bring all documentation concerning your legal name change with you to the test center. The only acceptable documents are divorce records, a marriage license and documentation from a court concerning a name change.”

 

ADDITIONAL REQUIREMENTS AT THE TEST CENTER

At the Test Center, All Test Takers would be asked to go through obligatory validation process. The individual would be requested to have their photograph taken at the test center. Also a digital signature is required to e signed. Test-takers would also be requested to have their palm scanned in order to be allowed to take the test.

 

OTHER OPTIONAL ITEMS

The NCLEX tests can take up to 6 hours to complete depending on when you arrive at the center, so individuals may wish to bring their wallet; however, personal items are not allowed in the test room. Each individual would have a locker or a storage area is provided outside the test room that test-takers can opt to use.

 

ITEMS PROVIDED AT TEST CENTERS

The items needed to complete the NCLEX-RN or NCLEX-PN tests are provided at test sites. These items include:

  • Erasable note boards
  • Erasable board markers
  • Earplugs if requested

PROHIBITED ITEMS

Possessions such as the ones listed here must be left outside the test room:

Hats, jewelry, scarves, coats, gloves, pens, pencils, bags, white board, purse, paper, food, beverages, lip balm, medical devices and many others.

In addition to this, test-takers also can't access the following items during breaks:

Cell phones, weapons, tablets, educational materials, cameras and fitness bands.

Test centers provide secured storage for items such as these and test-takers will not be allowed to access them until they have completed the entire test. Individuals are not allowed to bring people with them to the test site as well.

REASONS INDIVIDUALS MAY FORFEIT THEIR TEST RESULTS

Violating some test policies may have serious consequences, such as being removed during the test or having test results canceled. Additional consequences, such as being barred from pursuing licensing and retaking an NCLEX test, may also apply.

Actions that can carry these or other consequences include:

  • Helping other test-takers
  • Receiving help while taking the test
  • Contacting other people during the test
  • Accessing items that are prohibited, such as cell phones
  • Disrupting the testing process
  • Tampering with test equipment

 Thank you very much for reading and we hope this information helps.

Contact USRN-ELITES let us start your NCLEX journey for your.

 

BY:  ABDUL-NASIR RAHMAN (YAQOOT)

       USRN-ELITES

 

 

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