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Is there a time limit on the NCLEX application process?

Applications are valid for 6 months from the time the initial application is submitted. The NCLEX exam must be scheduled and taken within the 6 month time frame. NCLEX results will be held if the test is taken outside of the 6 month validity period and another initial application will be required.

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