The Candidate Performance Report (CPR) is an individualized, two-page document providing candidates information regarding their performance within the eight NCLEX Test Plan content areas. Candidates can use the CPR as a guide to prepare to retake the exam. Candidates who pass the NCLEX may not receive a CPR.
It is the responsibility of the nursing regulatory body (NRB) to send the CPR, which may take up to six weeks to receive. For questions about the CPR, candidates should contact their NRB.
You can refer to our list of NCSBN member nursing regulatory bodies (NRBs) to find contact information, including a link to the NRB's website.
For more information on the CPR, visit our website.