Frequently Asked Questions

Absolutely! You can take our practice exam up to 3 times at no additional charge. This allows you to reinforce your knowledge and identify areas of improvement.

Yes, you can certainly set a personal timer (for 3 hours). That said, if you are using these exams to identify knowledge gaps and learn critical concepts, I suggest you skip the timer option. Rather, give yourself the benefit of time and learn new concepts in a stress-free manner. 

Our courses help you develop a strategy ahead of test day while helping you sharpen your knowledge base. Unlike generic practice tests, we offer a targeted approach to your preparation, increasing your chances of success.

The National Certification Corporation (NCC) has no input into any certification preparation endeavor and is not involved in any of the review programs for the examinations. The outlines for NCC examinations posted on the NCC website are used to created the exam reviews.  NCC has authorized the use of "NNP-BC" on this website and the inclusion of links to the Registration Catalog and Candidate Guide. 

The practice exams and the individual contributions contained within each practice exam are protected by copyright by the Center for Neonatal Nursing Education, LLC (CFNNE). No part of these electronic publications may be reproduced or transmitted by any means, electronic or print, including photocopying, recording, or otherwise, without written permission from the CFNNE. For information, write CFNNE at [email protected].

CFNNE is an independent organization and solely responsible for development of educational products. Use of any of the CFNNE practice exams can help a neonatal nurse practitioner student prepare for the neonatal nurse practitioner board certification exam. However, successful completion of any CFNNE practice exam does not imply any guarantee that (NNP-BC) certification will be attained. CFNNE makes every effort to ensure the information in practice exams is accurate and authentic, however, CFNNE disclaims any responsibility for any errors or omissions they may contain.