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National Board of Chiropractic Examiners Part II Examination

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NBCE NBCE Chiropractic Exams License: Complete Roadmap

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Phase 1: Baseline by DomainYou are here

Run a diagnostic set across all six domains to identify early weak areas.

20
hours
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Phase 2: Core Clinical Diagnostics

Prioritize General and Neuromusculoskeletal Diagnosis plus Diagnostic Imaging.

70
hours
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Phase 3: Practice + Clinical Sciences

Reinforce Principles, Chiropractic Practice, and Associated Clinical Sciences.

50
hours
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Phase 4: Timed Full-Length Simulation

Complete 255-item timing drills and final remediation before test day.

30
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Estimated total study time
170 hours
That's about 17 weeks at 10 hours/week

Can You Take the NBCE Part II Exam?

Check if you meet the basic eligibility requirements

Age
Education
Enrollment in or graduation from an NBCE-eligible chiropractic college program
Experience
No separate work-experience requirement; eligibility is based on training status and prior exam progression
Additional Requirements
  • Apply through MyNBCE account and receive authorization before scheduling
  • Select a Prometric or college-based CBT test site during the application process
  • Graduates and retesters must satisfy additional NBCE eligibility documentation requirements

NBCE Part II Quick Facts

Time to Get Licensed

8-12 weeks for most candidates

From start to license in hand

Exam Provider

Prometric

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Retake Policy

Candidates may reschedule/withdraw before published deadlines (Prometric fee applies in designated windows); after deadlines, appointments cannot be changed and exam fees are forfeited.

Total Cost Breakdown

Exam Fee$710 Part II exam fee
Application FeeIncluded in the exam fee through NBCE application workflow
Total Estimated Cost$710 initial; $1,420 with one retake
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The official pass rate is Last NBCE-published part-level Part II rate: 78% (January-July 2024). Domain-level rates from the same period were General Diagnosis 84%, Neuromusculoskeletal 91%, Diagnostic Imaging 89%, Principles of Chiropractic 93%, Chiropractic Practice 94%, Associated Clinical Sciences 96%; individual domains are no longer separately scored.. Our students do better.

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NBCE Part II Exam Details

National Board of Chiropractic Examiners Part II Examination

Administered by National Board of Chiropractic Examiners (NBCE)

Official Source
Scaled score 375 or higher (required to pass Part II; scale runs 125-800)
Passing Score
255
Questions
3
Hours
$710
Exam Fee
Study time: 120-180 hours
Prerequisites: Enrolled in an eligible chiropractic college (typically third year) or otherwise meeting NBCE Part II eligibility rules
Valid for: No NBCE expiration; state boards set score-age acceptance rules

Exam Content Breakdown

Based on the official National Board of Chiropractic Examiners (NBCE) content outline

General Diagnosis19%

History, exam findings, labs, and differential diagnosis for common non-neuromusculoskeletal conditions.

Neuromusculoskeletal Diagnosis20%

Regional spine/extremity diagnosis, orthopedic and neurologic findings, and clinical impression.

Diagnostic Imaging17%

Imaging interpretation, modality selection, and radiographic recognition relevant to chiropractic practice.

Principles of Chiropractic14%

Clinical biomechanics, chiropractic principles, and management frameworks used in practice.

Chiropractic Practice17%

Patient management, documentation, ethics, jurisprudence concepts, and practice operations.

Associated Clinical Sciences13%

Pharmacology, pathology, and related biomedical topics tied to clinical decision-making.

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