A passing score for the NCLEX exam is determined by the number of correctly answered questions that demonstrate a candidate's nursing competency. There isn't a specific numerical score required for passing; instead, the NCLEX uses a Computerized Adaptive Testing (CAT) system, which tailors the exam to each individual test-taker. To pass the NCLEX, you need to answer at least 50% of the questions correctly and consistently demonstrate your competency in nursing practices throughout the exam.
What is a passing score for the NCLEX exam?
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