Nurse shortage continues to be an issue across multiple countries worldwide. The United States, among others, needs qualified nurses to fill in the gaps now more than ever. However, beyond this pressing matter lies great possibilities for nurses in the Philippines. Employment opportunities for nurses in the US have allowed numerous nurses to pursue their careers there, given the great demand.
With the current circumstances, Filipino nurses can expect job security. However, pursuing a nursing career in the US requires passing the NCLEX. This guide outlines an overview of the NCLEX exam application process and its requirements.
The Next Generation NCLEX
The Next Generation NCLEX (NGN) is vital for US, Canadian, and Australian nurses. This examination measures and determines how safe you are to practice the profession by testing your nursing knowledge, skills, and capabilities. Hence, NGN is crucial in ensuring the competence and proficiency of nursing professionals in these countries.
Aspiring nurses must adhere to the Next Generation NCLEX standard introduced on April 1, 2023. This new standard marks a significant milestone in nursing education and practice, emphasizing advanced skills and knowledge crucial for providing high-quality patient care. Moreover, nurses must possess the theoretical knowledge and practical expertise to adapt to complex and diverse patient needs.
The Next Generation NCLEX application process does not require you to take the exam in the US, Canada, or Australia. Multiple test centers worldwide provide the NCLEX, and the Pearson Professional Centers in Makati administer this exam.
Next Generation NCLEX Requirements
Before we delve into the Next Generation NCLEX application process, let’s first discuss the necessary documents you need. The requirements for the NCLEX exam may differ depending on the state nursing board to which you are applying. However, there are common prerequisites applicable to most applicants.
1. Diploma from a Nursing Program
Completing a state-approved nursing program is required. It includes an associate’s degree in nursing, a bachelor of science degree, or a diploma from an accredited institution.
2. Transcript of Records
Submission of official transcripts from your nursing program is usually required. Moreover, some states may also request transcripts from your high school or previous education.
3. Registration Forms
You must complete the mandatory registration forms from your desired state’s nursing regulatory body.
4. English Proficiency Reports
This requirement is mandatory for international nurses aspiring to work in the United States, Australia, and Canada. The following are the approved English Proficiency Reports:
a. Cambridge English (B2 First, C1 Advanced, or C2 Proficiency Exams)
b. TOEFL iBT (Test of English as a Foreign Language, Internet-based Test)
c. TOEIC (Test of English for International Communication)
d. IELTS (International English Language Testing System)
e. MET (Michigan English Test)
f. OET (Occupational English Test)
Note: Please be advised that the accepted English proficiency exams can differ based on state regulations.
5. Criminal Background Check
Some states might necessitate a criminal background check. Moreover, certain criminal convictions could impact your NCLEX eligibility.
6. Identity Documents
These documents include birth certificates and marriage certificates or contracts from the Philippine Statistics Authority (PSA). However, the marriage certificate is only applicable to married female applicants.
It’s crucial to understand that requirements for the NCLEX exam vary by state. Hence, verifying the latest and most accurate information with the nursing regulatory body where you plan to be licensed is essential.
Next Generation NCLEX Application Process
Understanding the NCLEX application process is crucial for international nurses who want to work abroad. Below are the steps to follow when preparing to take the NCLEX exam:
Step 1: Choose your State Board of Nursing (BON)
Every state in the US has varying requirements, some of which can be board-specific, educational background documents, and other credentials. When you choose a state you wish to work in, consider factors like the demand for nurses, salary, cost of living, etc.
Step 2: Check Your Eligibility
Before applying for the NCLEX examination, it is crucial to determine if you meet the criteria. They are set by the Nursing Regulatory Body (NRB) in the state or country where you intend to practice. Moreover, every state has different eligibility requirements, so check your preferred state’s requirements before applying.
Step 3: Gather Requirements
Again, every state has its own unique set of requirements. The requirements for the NCLEX exam include identity documents, educational credentials, English proficiency reports, and other documents like criminal record checks and fingerprint cards. All these required documents will then undergo a review and evaluation.
Step 4: Submission of Application and Payment
This phase involves completing comprehensive forms, submitting the necessary documents, and paying the required fees. Furthermore, it’s essential to double-check all the details to avoid any delays in the process.
Step 5: Pearson Vue Confirmation
Upon completing your registration, Pearson VUE will promptly send you a confirmation email acknowledging receipt of your registration details. Additionally, please be aware that all correspondence concerning the NCLEX with Pearson VUE is via email.
This email will also contain your Authorization to Test (ATT) and its validity period, typically around 90 days. Moreover, it’s crucial to note that you must take the exam within this specified timeframe, as no extensions will be granted.
Step 6: Scheduling the Exam
You can schedule your exam appointment in two ways, either online or by calling Pearson VUE NCLEX Candidate Services.
Step 7: Examination Day
On the day of your exam, make sure to bring proper identification and arrive on time to complete the exam. We have compiled a list of acceptable identification documents that Pearson Vue will take. Please refer to the section below for details. Additionally, note that domestic and international NCLEX will require a different identification.
Step 8: Receiving Results
Once you have completed the exam, you will receive your official results from your NRB within six weeks. However, please note that the period may vary depending on the NRB.
Note: According to the NCLEX website, “There are no refunds of NCLEX fees for any reason.” Thus, ensure you have all the necessary documents before your application. Moreover, you must follow all the required guidelines since the NCLEX application is costly.
NCLEX Identification Guidelines
One of the most vital requirements for the NCLEX exam is your identification. So, here are the rules regarding the proper identification for the NCLEX application Process:
Use the exact first and last names on your ID when registering for the NCLEX with Pearson VUE. At the test center, the first and last names on the ID you present must match the first and last names in the Pearson VUE system. In addition, you must re-register and pay another exam fee if they do not match.
Please ensure that all forms of identification are valid and meet the following requirements:
1. Government-issued
2. Non-expired
3. Physical (non-digital)
4. Name (in Roman characters)
5. Recent Photograph
6. Signature
To take a test within your country, you must provide identification acceptable to the testing center. Examples of acceptable forms of identification may include:
1. Passport Books (This is the most preferred)
2. Driver’s License
3. Provincial/Territorial or State Identification Card
4. Permanent Residence Card
5. Military Identification Card
However, in some international test centers, including Puerto Rico, only passport books and cards are acceptable forms of identification.
If your ID does not contain a signature but meets all other ID requirements, you must bring a secondary form of identification to the test center. Moreover, the name and signature on your secondary ID must match your primary ID and have the signature in Roman characters.
Furthermore, you must re-register and pay another exam fee if you cannot provide an acceptable ID at your appointment.
NCLEX Application Process for Scheduling & Rescheduling
If you need to book a new appointment, change an existing one, or cancel your appointment altogether, here are the rules:
Scheduling Your NCLEX Appointment
It’s crucial to understand that delaying the scheduling of an exam appointment can significantly limit candidates’ date options. So, if a candidate waits until their ATT is close to expiring, test centers may be unable to accommodate them before it expires. In such cases, candidates must register again and pay another exam fee. Therefore, scheduling an exam appointment as early as possible is advisable to avoid any inconvenience.
Candidates taking the test for the first time will receive an appointment offer 30 days after they request to schedule an appointment. For repeat candidates, the appointment offer will be available 45 days after their last exam attempt. Moreover, candidates can decline the appointment offer and schedule a later date beyond 30 or 45 days. If a candidate’s preferred date is unavailable, they will be offered the closest possible date to their first choice.
Rescheduling Your NCLEX Appointment
Candidates must follow specific guidelines when it comes to rescheduling their NCLEX examination:
If you have exam appointments on Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, or Friday, you must reschedule at least 24 hours before the original date and time. For example, suppose your appointment is on Wednesday at 2:00 p.m. Then, you must call or go online to reschedule before Tuesday at 2:00 p.m.
If your NCLEX falls on Saturday, Sunday, or Monday, you must reschedule your appointment by Friday before the original date and time. For instance, if your appointment is on Monday at 2:00 p.m., you must call or go online to reschedule before Friday at 2:00 p.m. the week before Monday.
It’s essential to keep in mind that rescheduling your NCLEX exam may result in specific charges. Moreover, the closer you reschedule to your exam date, the higher the fee may be. Attempting to reschedule with less than 24 hours’ notice may lead to forfeiture of your NCLEX registration and exam fee.
Similarly, failing to attend your appointment can also result in the same outcome. As a result, you will need to register again and pay a new exam fee to take the exam. Obtaining a new ATT is also necessary, which could also cause significant delays in your testing process.
Missing an NCLEX Exam Appointment
Attending the scheduled exam appointment or rescheduling/canceling it with adequate notice is crucial. Failure to do so will result in the forfeiture of the exam and scheduling fees and invalidate the ATT. In addition, candidates will need to register again and pay another exam fee. Moreover, a case report will be submitted to the nursing regulatory body if you choose not to take the exam.
Pearson Vue Regulations
You may not access or bring any educational, test preparation, or study materials to the testing center. In addition, you cannot access electronic devices, including phones, tablets, smartwatches, MP3 players, fitness bands, or more, during your examinations and breaks.
Candidates must store electronic devices in sealable plastic bags at the test center. Moreover, candidates who refuse to keep their electronic devices upon check-in will not be allowed to take the test. Then, they must re-register and pay another exam fee. Please refer to our Pearson Vue’s Do’s and Don’ts article for a more thorough guide.
The Takeaway
Before any prospective overseas nurse can practice their profession in the USA, Canada, or Australia, they need to be able to pass the NCLEX. Applying for the NCLEX is a step process. Moreover, the process and requirements can also vary depending on the candidate’s SBON and typically takes months.
Navigating and completing the NCLEX exam application process and requirements can be confusing and overwhelming. However, the right people to assist you can make things easier for you. With IPASS Processing’s expert service, you don’t need to worry about anything. Our commitment to providing clients with a stress-free NCLEX Application Process helps you focus on your review for the exam.
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Our 20th cycle marks another exciting chapter in helping nurses prepare confidently for the NCLEX. This holiday season, as twinkling lights and festive cheer fill the air, we’re thrilled to bring you something truly special. Over the years, thousands have trusted IPASS for clear guidance, supportive coaching, and a structured review that makes a real difference. And this new cycle is built to be our most refined and student-focused yet.
If you’re ready to step into a review program designed to simplify your journey, strengthen your foundation, and guide you every step of the way, you’ll want to see what we’ve prepared for this milestone cycle. As we open our 20th cycle, we’re doing more than launching a new batch. We’re opening the doors to a proven system that has shaped the success stories of countless passers, and this Christmas, we invite you to start your own success story.
Read on and discover what makes the 20th cycle our strongest one yet, and unwrap the opportunity to prepare, succeed, and shine in the year ahead.
Why Taking the NCLEX Can Transform Your Nursing Career
The NCLEX is the exam that proves you’re ready to practice safely as a professional nurse. It exists because every nurse must demonstrate essential knowledge, skills, and clinical judgment to protect patients. Passing it grants you the privilege to become a licensed Registered Nurse in major destinations like the United States, and your results are also recognized in Canada and Australia through their regulatory pathways. Several other countries consider NCLEX a strong indicator of competence, which may support applications or even allow exam exemptions depending on their requirements.
Simply put: you take the NCLEX because it is the global standard of nursing readiness, a trusted, legally recognized measure that shows you can deliver safe and effective care as an entry-level nurse.
Understanding the IPASS 20th Cycle Next-Gen NCLEX Review Program
As IPASS enters its 20th Review Cycle, we’re building on years of successful training while introducing smarter, stronger, and more learner-centered innovations. This cycle marks a new chapter in how internationally educated nurses prepare for the NCLEX, a program designed not just to help you pass, but to elevate your competence and confidence for global practice.
Unlike traditional review styles that focus heavily on memorization, our 20th Cycle brings a deeper, more adaptive learning experience, one that mirrors today’s fast-changing healthcare environments and the demands of the Next-Gen NCLEX.
1) Our Evolving Approach to Nurse Readiness
For the 20th cycle, IPASS strengthens its commitment to shaping nurses who can think independently, reason clinically, and solve problems under pressure. Instead of repeating last cycle’s methods, we’ve refined our teaching model to emphasize:
- Smarter clinical reasoning, grounded in real-world cases
- Active learning strategies tailored for adult learners
- Decision-making frameworks aligned with the evolving NCLEX test plan
This cycle continues our mission of helping nurses pass on their first attempt, while enhancing your long-term competence so you can succeed not only on exam day but in every clinical setting thereafter.
2) A Program Anchored in Trusted Standards
IPASS maintains its recognition by the Minnesota Board of Nursing, ensuring that every lecture, module, and assessment remains aligned with U.S. nursing regulatory expectations.
For the 20th cycle, we leveraged this recognition to continuously improve our materials ensuring your review is shaped by standards that uphold patient safety, professional accountability, and global nursing excellence.
3) Integrated Smart Learning Tools for 2025
While our previous cycle introduced strong analytics and scenario-based questions, the 20th cycle enhances this further with:
- Improved Next-Gen case simulations
- More intuitive performance dashboards
- Adaptive practice sets that adjust to your knowledge level
- Streamlined mobile access for busy nurses on shifting schedules
These tools allow you to study efficiently and intentionally—focusing your efforts where they matter most.
4) A Curriculum That Moves With the Global Nursing Landscape
Healthcare evolves and so does the NCLEX.
In our 20th cycle, we’ve refined and expanded our curriculum to reflect:
- The latest NCLEX-RN Test Plan
- Emerging practice trends across the U.S., Canada, and Australia
- Common weaknesses identified from previous cycles
- More updated rationales and case explanations
- Enhanced coaching strategies for internationally educated nurses
And as always, our educators bring firsthand experience from U.S., Canadian, and Australian healthcare systems ensuring your learning stays relevant and practice-ready
IPASS 19th Your 20th Cycle NCLEX Online Review: Month-by-Month Roadmap to SuccessNCLEX Review Program Structure and Timeline
At IPASS, we know that preparing for the NCLEX can feel overwhelming but it doesn’t have to be. Our 20th Cycle NCLEX Online Review is carefully designed to guide you step by step, ensuring you gain the knowledge, skills, and confidence you need to succeed. Here’s a friendly month-by-month look at what you can expect:
December 2025: Foundation and Orientation Month
Setting the Groundwork for NCLEX Success
We start by laying a strong foundation. December kicks off with orientation and an open forum to set expectations and answer your questions. You’ll get familiar with the review flow and learn strategies to make the most out of every session. The focus on Leadership and Management develops your essential decision-making and prioritization skills, while our deep dive into the Endocrine system and targeted drills strengthen your retention from the very beginning. Think of December as building the base that will support all your NCLEX success.
- December 9 – Open Forum Session
- December 11 – Leadership & Management, Nursing Issues, Prioritization, Delegation (Day 1) – 8 PM TH Time
- December 12 – Leadership & Management, Nursing Issues, Prioritization, Delegation (Day 2) – 8 PM TH Time
- December 14 – Endocrine (Day 1)
- December 15 – Endocrine (Day 2)
- December 28 – Endocrine Drills (Day 1)
- December 30 – Endocrine Drills (Day 2)
January 2026: Clinical Essentials and Core Concepts Month
Strengthening Nursing Fundamentals
January is all about solidifying your core nursing knowledge. You’ll explore key systems and topics including Integumentary, Sensory, Renal, Mental Health, Immunology, and Infectious Diseases. In addition, we cover Skills and Procedures and dedicated Test-Taking Strategies to improve your confidence and efficiency. The month alternates between content lectures and focused drill sessions, giving you the opportunity to apply what you learn and sharpen your clinical judgment. By the end of January, you’ll have a strong grasp of essential nursing concepts.
- January 5 – Integumentary, Visual, Auditory
- January 6 – NCLEX Test Taking Tips & Strategies (Day 1)
- January 7 – NCLEX Test Taking Tips & Strategies (Day 2)
- January 8 – Skills & Procedures, Fundamentals in Nursing (Day 1)
- January 9 – Skills & Procedures, Fundamentals in Nursing (Day 2)
- January 11 – Integumentary
- January 13 – Visual, Auditory Drills
- January 15 – Skills & Procedures, Fundamentals in Nursing Drills
- January 18 – Urinary/Renal (Day 1)
- January 19 – Urinary/Renal (Day 2)
- January 20 – Urinary/Renal Drills
- January 22 – Mental Health, Behavioral (Day 1)
- January 23 – Mental Health, Behavioral (Day 2)
- January 25 – Immunology, Infectious Diseases (Day 1)
- January 26 – Immunology, Infectious Diseases (Day 2)
- January 28 – Immunology, Infectious Diseases Drills
- January 29 – Mental Health, Behavioral (Day 3)
- January 30 – Mental Health, Behavioral (Day 4)
February 2026: Advanced Systems and High-Yield Topics Month
Building Mastery and Application
February takes your review to the next level. We tackle high-yield systems such as Respiratory, Neurologic, Musculoskeletal, Cardiovascular, and Safety & Infection Control. Our Maternal and Child Health (OB & Pediatrics) sessions ensure you understand one of the most complex areas of the NCLEX. Each lecture is paired with drills to strengthen your analytical skills, making it easier to apply concepts during the exam. This month is about mastery, moving beyond memorization into confident application.
- February 1 – Respiratory (Day 1)
- February 2 – Respiratory (Day 2)
- February 3 – Respiratory Drills (Day 1)
- February 4 – Respiratory Drills (Day 2)
- February 8 – Neurologic (Day 1)
- February 9 – Neurologic (Day 2)
- February 10 – Neurologic Drills (Day 1)
- February 11 – Neurologic Drills (Day 2)
- February 12 – Maternal and Child (OB & Pediatrics) Day 1 – 8 PM TH Time
- February 13 – Maternal and Child (OB & Pediatrics) Day 2 – 8 PM TH Time
- February 14 – Maternal and Child (OB & Pediatrics) Day 3
- February 20 – Maternal and Child (OB & Pediatrics) Day 4
- February 21 – Maternal and Child (OB & Pediatrics) Day 5
- February 27 – Maternal and Child (OB & Pediatrics) Day 6
- February 28 – Maternal and Child (OB & Pediatrics) Day 7
- February 15 – Musculoskeletal (Day 1)
- February 16 – Musculoskeletal Drills
- February 22 – Cardiovascular (Day 1)
- February 23 – Cardiovascular (Day 2)
- February 24 – Safety and Infection Control (Day 1)
- February 25 – Safety and Infection Control (Day 2)
March 2026: Final Mastery and Intensive Drills Month
Preparing for Exam-Ready Performance
March is your final push toward exam readiness. We focus on advanced topics including Cardiovascular, Critical Care, Pain Management, Pharmacy, Trending Medications, Gastrointestinal, and Hematology Oncology. Each session combines lecture and drill, so you can practice under conditions that mirror the NCLEX itself. The month culminates with Pharmacology and Drug Calculation Drills, helping you enter your exam with confidence and precision. By the end of March, you’ll be equipped with the knowledge, skills, and strategies to succeed.
- March 2 – Cardiovascular Day 2
- March 3 – Cardiovascular Day 3
- March 4 – Maternal and Child (Ob and Pediatrics) Drills Day 1
- March 5 – Maternal and Child (Ob and Pediatrics) Drills Day 2
- March 6 – Cardiovascular Drills Day 1
- March 9 – Cardiovascular Day 5
- March 10 – Critical Care
- March 11 – Cardiovascular Drills Day 2
- March 12 – Cardiovascular Drills Day 3
- March 13 – Trending Topic Case Studies
- March 16 – Basic Care and Comfort Pain Management
- March 17 – Pharmacy and Drug Calculation
- March 18 – Trending Medications
- March 19 – Gastrointestinal Day 1
- March 20 – Gastrointestinal Day 2
- March 23 – Gastrointestinal Drills Day 1
- March 24 – Hematology Oncology Day 1
- March 25 – Hematology Oncology Day 2
- March 26 – Hematology Oncology Drills
- March 27 – Hematology Oncology Drills
- March 30 – Gastrointestinal Drills Day 2
- March 31 – Pharmacology and Drug Calculation Drills
At IPASS, we’re committed to walking with you every step of the way. Each month of your NCLEX review is carefully planned to ensure you build knowledge, strengthen clinical judgment, and gain the confidence to succeed on exam day. Let’s make this 20th Cycle your strongest yet!
Unlocking the 12-in-1 NCLEX Review Package for Cycle 20
Preparing for the NCLEX is more than just studying, it’s a journey that requires structure, guidance, and the right support system. As we launch the IPASS 20th Cycle, we’re excited to unveil our enhanced 14-in-1 NCLEX Review Package, a comprehensive bundle designed to give nursing graduates every advantage they need to succeed. Each component was thoughtfully crafted to address the real challenges that test-takers face, from mastering the Next-Gen format to managing exam-day anxiety. This is more than a review program, it’s a complete pathway toward becoming a confident and competent future USRN.
1. Unlimited Review Until You PASS
Our program ensures that you never feel rushed while preparing for the NCLEX. With unlimited access to review sessions, you can study at your own pace and revisit lessons as many times as needed until you confidently pass the exam.
2. Next-Gen NCLEX QBank Access
Experience realistic NGN-style learning with a comprehensive question bank designed to mirror the actual NCLEX format. Each case scenario helps you strengthen critical thinking and prepares you for the evolving demands of the exam.
3. Exam Assessments
Track your progress with structured assessments that pinpoint your strengths and areas for improvement. These evaluations help you focus on what truly matters so you can study smarter, not harder.
4. 1-on-1 Coaching Sessions
Receive personalized support from expert mentors who guide you through challenging topics and help you overcome learning barriers. These sessions are tailored to your weak areas to ensure consistent improvement.
5. Full-Length Mock Exams
Get the full NCLEX experience before exam day. Our simulated mock exams replicate real testing conditions, helping you build confidence, improve timing, and reduce anxiety.
6. Free Roadmap to NCLEX eBook
Access a digital NCLEX playbook filled with timelines, study strategies, and practical tips. This guide keeps you organized and ensures you’re always on track throughout your review journey.
7. Booster Coaching Classes (Final Coaching)
Strengthen your competencies in high-yield topics through intensive, expert-led booster classes. These final coaching sessions give you the push you need during the most crucial stage of your preparation.
8. Trending Topics Classes
Stay updated with the latest NCLEX trends, clinical scenarios, and high-yield concepts. These classes ensure you’re studying relevant content that reflects the current exam blueprint.
9. Anxiety Management Workshop + Exam Day Orientation
Learn how to manage test anxiety and face your Pearson VUE exam day with clarity and confidence. This workshop equips you with mental preparation techniques and practical reminders.
10. ₱500 OFF Printed NCLEX Roadmap Book
Students who prefer printed materials can take advantage of an exclusive discount on our physical NCLEX roadmap book. It’s a convenient companion for studying anytime, anywhere.
11. Exclusive NCLEX Processing Discount
Enjoy added value through discounted NCLEX processing services when bundled with your review. This helps you save time, reduce stress, and streamline your journey to becoming a USRN.
12. Performance Tracking & Test-Taking Strategy Tools
Monitor your readiness and progress through tools designed to enhance your test-taking strategies. These resources help you analyze performance trends and apply techniques that increase your likelihood of passing.
13. Readiness Assessments
Measure your overall exam preparedness through structured readiness evaluations designed to predict your probability of passing. These assessments help determine if you’re exam-ready or if you need focused reinforcement in specific content areas before scheduling your test.
14. Final Coaching
Master high-yield concepts through intensive final coaching sessions led by expert instructors. This last-phase preparation sharpens your clinical judgment, reinforces key strategies, and ensures you enter exam day confident, focused, and fully prepared.
Success in the NCLEX doesn’t happen by chance, it happens with preparation, commitment, and the right guidance. With the IPASS 20th Cycle and our 14-in-1 NCLEX Review Package, you’re not just signing up for a course; you’re joining a supportive community dedicated to helping you achieve your dream of becoming a licensed nurse abroad. Every tool, class, and resource is designed to bring you closer to passing with confidence.
If you’re ready to take the next step in your nursing career, this is the perfect time to begin.
Why Nurses Keep Choosing IPASS
Over the past cycles, IPASS has helped thousands of aspiring nurses build confidence and structure in their NCLEX journey.Many of our passers share how the step-by-step roadmap kept them focused, even when they felt overwhelmed and unsure where to start.
Students repeatedly highlight how the coaching sessions felt personal, supportive, and genuinely invested in their success.Those who struggled with the exam before often say the review finally made sense after joining IPASS. Our community-based learning environment allows students to feel guided, not just academically, but emotionally as well.The consistently high passing rates across multiple cycles reflect the strength of our approach and the dedication of our team.
Graduates often describe how the mock exams and practice questions helped them face the real test with confidence. Many nurses abroad today credit their career breakthrough to the foundation built during their IPASS review. With every new cycle, the growing number of testimonials reminds us of the life-changing impact of quality, structured preparation.And as we launch the 20th Cycle, these success stories continue to inspire the next generation of NCLEX passers to take the first step with confidence.
Kickstart Your NCLEX Prep with Our Holiday Discounts
To make this cycle even more special, IPASS is launching its exclusive Holiday Promo Offers, giving aspiring NCLEX passers a chance to begin their review journey with big savings. This limited-time offer makes quality NCLEX preparation more accessible, especially for those who want to start the new year with purpose and momentum.
Bundle Deal Highlights:
NCLEX Processing + Online Review Bundle
- NCLEX Plus Online Review (Full Payment): PHP 4,000 OFF regular price plus additional 20% off on your NCLEX Processing Service Fee.
- NCLEX Plus Online Review (Partial Payment): PHP 3,000 OFF regular price plus additional 20% off on your NCLEX Processing Service Fee.
NCLEX Online Review Only Options
- Full Payment Discount: PHP 2,800 OFF
- Installment Plan: PHP 2,200 OFF
Exclusive Discounts for Existing Clients
- NCLEX Plus Online Review (Full Payment): PHP 4,000 OFF regular price plus additional 15% off on your NCLEX Processing Service Fee.
- NCLEX Plus Online Review (Partial Payment): PHP 3,000 OFF regular price plus additional 10% off on your NCLEX Processing Service Fee.
To make the opportunity even more accessible, students can start their NCLEX review for as low as ₱5,000, allowing them to secure their slot now and plan their remaining payments with ease.
With over 81,143 successful clients and counting, these promos offer the perfect chance to join a community built on trust, results, and genuine support. This holiday season, investing in your NCLEX preparation could be the first step toward a life-changing career abroad at a price that is friendlier than ever
Building on Our Success: Your Next Step with IPASS
As we launch the 20th cycle, now is the perfect time to take charge of your NCLEX preparation and invest in a program that has guided thousands of nurses to success. With these holiday promos, starting your review has never been more accessible or rewarding.
The demand for nurses worldwide has never been higher. Countries like the United States, Canada, Australia, and the United Kingdom are actively seeking skilled professionals, creating life-changing career opportunities for those prepared to take the next step. By investing in your NCLEX preparation now, you position yourself to take advantage of this global demand and secure a career abroad.
If you want to see how far IPASS has come and how our strategies have evolved to support aspiring nurses, you can check out our recap of the 19th cycle here. It’s a great way to see the progress, results, and success stories that continue to shape our approach.
Frequently Asked Questions about 19th of IPASS Cycle NCLEX Review
1. What is the NCLEX pass rate for IPASS passers?
IPASS graduates consistently achieve NCLEX pass rates exceeding 95%, significantly higher than national averages. This success stems from the program’s comprehensive preparation methodology and individualized support for each student. The program tracks graduate outcomes carefully and continuously refines its curriculum based on performance data.
2. How long does it take to complete the IPASS Next-Gen NCLEX Review?
The IPASS Next-Gen NCLEX Review program is designed to be completed in approximately 12 weeks per cycle. However, with our “Unlimited Until You Pass” guarantee, you can take as much time as needed to fully master the content.
The program offers flexible scheduling options to accommodate different learning paces and life circumstances. As a result, it ensures you’re thoroughly prepared regardless of how long your individual journey takes.
3. Are there financing options available for the program?
Yes, IPASS offers various financing options including payment plans and discounts. Also, IPASS works with students to identify the most appropriate financing solutions for their individual circumstances.
4. Can I work while completing the IPASS program?
Many students successfully balance work responsibilities with program participation. The curriculum is designed to accommodate working professionals, with flexible scheduling options and online components. However, students should be prepared to dedicate significant time to their studies to ensure success.
5. What support is available if I don’t pass the NCLEX on my first attempt?
IPASS provides comprehensive support even if you don’t pass on your first attempt. Our “Unlimited Until You Pass” guarantee means you can continue attending review sessions and accessing study materials at no additional cost. You’ll receive personalized coaching to identify areas for improvement, additional practice questions targeting your weak points, and one-on-one sessions with instructors to develop a customized study plan for your retake.
Our success coaches will work with you to analyze your NCLEX performance report and create a focused preparation strategy, ensuring you’re better prepared for your next attempt.
Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)
1. How long does the entire NCLEX application process take from start to finish?
The complete NCLEX application process typically takes 4-6 months for Filipino nurses. This timeline includes credential evaluation (2-3 months), English proficiency testing (1-2 months if needed), application processing (4-8 weeks), and scheduling your examination. Delays can occur if documents are incomplete or if you need to retake English proficiency tests. Starting early and ensuring all documents are properly prepared can help expedite the process.
2. Can I take the NCLEX in the Philippines, or do I need to travel abroad?
Yes, you can take the NCLEX in the Philippines at Pearson Professional Centers in Manila, and in Makati. This eliminates the need for expensive international travel just for examination purposes. However, you’ll still need to meet all the same requirements and follow identical procedures as if testing in the United States, Canada, or Australia. We have written an article regarding the Pearson Vue Centers in the Philippines, you may check it out.
3. What happens if I fail the NCLEX? Can I retake it?
If you fail the NCLEX, you can retake it after a mandatory waiting period of 45 days. You’ll need to re-register and pay all examination fees again. There’s no limit to the number of times you can retake the exam, but each attempt requires the full fee. Use the 45-day waiting period to identify weak areas and strengthen your preparation.
4. Which English proficiency test is easiest for Filipino nurses?
The “easiest” test depends on your individual strengths, but many Filipino nurses find the OET (Occupational English Test) most relevant since it’s specifically designed for healthcare professionals. The IELTS is also popular due to widespread availability of preparation materials. Consider your comfort with general English versus healthcare-specific terminology when choosing.
5. Do NCLEX requirements differ significantly between US states?
Yes, NCLEX requirements can vary significantly between states. While core requirements like education credentials and English proficiency remain consistent, states differ in areas like clinical hour requirements, specific coursework mandates, background check procedures, and ongoing continuing education requirements. Research your target state thoroughly before applying.
6. How much does the entire NCLEX process cost for Filipino nurses?
The total cost typically ranges from $1,500 to $3,000 USD, including English proficiency testing ($200-400), credential evaluation ($200-500), application fees ($200-400), examination fees ($200-350), and document preparation costs. Additional expenses may include travel, accommodation if testing abroad, and potential retake fees.
7. Can I work as a nurse in the US immediately after passing NCLEX?
Passing NCLEX is just one step in the licensure process. You’ll also need to complete additional state-specific requirements, obtain proper work authorization (visa/green card), and sometimes pass jurisprudence examinations. The complete licensure process can take additional weeks or months after passing NCLEX.
8. What’s the difference between NCLEX-RN and NCLEX-PN?
NCLEX-RN is for Registered Nurses with bachelor’s or associate degrees in nursing, while NCLEX-PN is for Practical/Vocational Nurses with diploma or certificate programs. Most Filipino nurses seeking US employment need NCLEX-RN certification, as this provides broader scope of practice and better career opportunities.
9. How many questions are on the NCLEX, and how long does it take?
The Next Generation NCLEX contains a minimum of 85 questions and maximum of 150 questions, with the exact number depending on your performance. The examination is adaptive, meaning it adjusts difficulty based on your answers. You have up to 5 hours to complete the exam, including tutorial time and breaks.
10. What happens to my NCLEX certification if I move to a different state?
NCLEX certification itself doesn’t expire, but nursing licenses are state-specific. If you move to a different state, you’ll need to apply for licensure by endorsement in your new state. This process is typically simpler than initial licensure but may require additional documentation and fees.
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