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SPECIAL RESEARCH SECTION IN THE NCLEX RN EXAM

If you are planning to appear for the NCLEX RN examination between July and September 2017 there is a high chance that you may be given an opportunity to participate in the Special Research section at the end of your NCLEX RN examination. Once you have finished all your questions in the examination, you will be asked whether you wish to participate in the Special Research section.


“This section is designed to collect data on new item types that could expand or enhance the measurement of entry-level nursing competence including clinical judgment”, according to the NCSBN website. This research section will take approximately 30 minutes to complete. Data pertaining to developing better scoring rules, providing evidence of item characteristics and finding how much time the candidate spends on them are some of the types of information that the research will intend on collecting. This section is purely optional and will not be scored. Therefore, it will not in any way affect the examination results of any candidate. At this point of time only selected NCLEX RN candidates will be given an opportunity to participate in the Special Research section. Authorities say that in the future there are plans to include even the NCLEX PN candidates in the special research section.

There is no special preparation needed for taking the special research section as this part is not scored. However, knowing that such a section exists and that the candidate can help in making NCLEX better for future candidates is a rare privilege that not everyone gets. For more information regarding the NCLEX course and to get the best coaching possible, visit Knowledge Icon at the AGI business center near the Jalandhar bus stand. It is the Best NCLEX Institute in Jalandhar. Register for a free demo and brighten your career in the nursing profession.
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