Nursing Students and Graduates Within Canada

This section is for you if you intend to write the NCLEX-RN exam and practice nursing in Saskatchewan and are currently enrolled in a Saskatchewan nursing program or have graduated in the last three years from a Canadian nursing program.

Once you are ready to write the NCLEX exam begin your application process.

Before starting your application, please have the following pieces of identification ready:

  • Government issued ID-example passport/driver’s license
  • Birth Certificate

There are 2 application routes, one for those who graduated in Saskatchewan and one for graduates in other Canadian provinces. 

NCLEX-RN Exam Results

The exam results will be emailed to you within 5 business days.

Optional Graduate Nurse license

This allows you to practice as a Graduate Nurse while you are scheduled to write the NCLEX-RN exam. This license spans 4 months and can be renewed twice.

 Resources to Help You Prepare for the NCLEX-RN® 

 NCSBN Candidate Bulletin
This document is an overview about the exam, and what to expected before, during and after the examination process. It also reviews the security activities you need to go through on the day of the exam. 

NCSBN NCLEX-RN Detailed Test Plan – Candidate Version
This document is an overview about the content within the exam and provides more detailed information about the content areas tested in the exam by competency. 

NCSBN NCLEX Practice Exam
The NCLEX Practice Exam provides a look and feel of the NCLEX candidates will take on test day. It is comprised of previously used NCLEX questions. 

NCLEX-RN FAQs 
There are many topics discussed through this portal to get all your questions answered. 

NCLEX-RN CAT Video Tutorial
This video explains how computer adaptive testing works. 

 There are many resources available to you to enhance your studying for the NCLEX-RN from a variety of sources. Only the resources that are developed by NCSBN are endorsed for the NCLEX-RN. If you find a resource that may be help to you, it should enhance the NCSBN materials listed above, not replace them. 

Don’t forget about all the materials you have learned from and used throughout your nursing education! Your textbooks and notes can be a great resource to study from. 

Regulations and entry requirements are subject to bylaw and policy changes.

If you have questions, contact exams@crns.ca.

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