What Happens If You Fail the NHA CPT Exam? Retake Policy and Next Steps
NHA allows 3 CPT attempts with a 30 day wait between each, then a 12 month wait after a third fail. See the score report, retake schedule, and next steps.
NHA allows 3 CPT attempts with a 30 day wait between each, then a 12 month wait after a third fail. See the score report, retake schedule, and next steps.
AAVSB allows up to 5 VTNE attempts with a 30 day wait between tries. See the retake process, fees, score reporting, and what to do next.
PTCB retake rules as of 2026: no wait for attempts 2 to 3, a 6 month wait before attempt 4, and what happens after four tries.
Failed the NREMT EMT exam? Here is the 15 day wait, six attempt limit, remedial education rule, and what to do before retesting.
NHA allows 3 CCMA attempts with 30 day waits, then a 12 month wait. Here’s the exact retake timeline, score report details, and what to do next.
NHA allows 3 CBCS attempts with a 30-day wait between each, then a 1-year wait after a third fail. See the score report, retake schedule, and next steps.
Failed the NCLEX-RN? Learn the 45 day wait, 8 attempt yearly limit, retake fee, and how to read your Candidate Performance Report.
Failing the MBLEx gets you a diagnostic report by content area and no FSMTB waiting period to retake. See the $265 reapplication process, step by step.
Failed the CCRN exam? AACN allows up to 4 retests in a rolling 12-month period at a discounted fee. Here is what your score report shows next.
The BACB allows up to 8 RBT exam retakes within a 12-month window, with a 7-day wait between attempts. See the full retake process and what to do next.
BACB allows 8 BCBA exam attempts in a 2 year window, 30 days apart, $265 each. 2025 retake pass rate was 23% vs 51% first time. See what to do next.
Failed the CMA (AAMA) exam? You get up to 6 attempts in 12 months, no required wait, and a score report showing exactly what to study next.