CRNE Exam
BC Graduates are required to write and pass the Canadian Registered Nurse Examination (CRNE).
Step 1: Obtaining an application
Step 2: What you do
Step 3: What CRNBC does
Step 4: CRNE Exam
Step 5: Pass
Step 6: Fail
The examination measures the competencies required of entry-level nurses for safe and effective practice. Payment for the CRNE must be provided at the time the application is submitted. CRNBC does not accept post-dated cheques.
Exam Fact Sheet (PDF)
Exam Resources
The Canadian Nurses Association (CNA) sends exam results to CRNBC. Applicants will receive their examination results six weeks after the examination.
Calendar of Events
Calendar of Events (PDF)
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About us
The examination measures the competencies required of entry-level nurses for safe and effective practice. Payment for the CRNE must be provided at the time the application is submitted. CRNBC does not accept post-dated cheques.
