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Texas Nursing Jurisprudence Examination (NJE)

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Texas Nursing Jurisprudence License: Complete Roadmap

Follow this path to organize your licensing and exam preparation

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Phase 1You are here

Master the TX Nursing Practice Act (Ch. 301) and Rule 217.11 Standards of Practice.

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hours
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Phase 2

Study peer review (Ch. 303), Safe Harbor, and whistleblower protections.

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hours
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Phase 3

Review the eNLC (Ch. 304), ethics, professional boundaries, and disciplinary procedures.

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hours
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Phase 4

Complete practice questions and review rationales for all 5 content areas.

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Phase 5

Take the free BON NJE Prep Course and do a final review before the exam.

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hours
Estimated total study time
20 hours
That's about 2 weeks at 10 hours/week

Can You Take the TX NJE Exam?

Check if you meet the basic eligibility requirements

Age
Education
Graduation from an approved nursing education program (for initial licensure applicants)
Experience
No experience required for initial licensure; endorsement applicants must hold current licensure in another state
Additional Requirements
  • ALL RN and LVN applicants (initial licensure AND endorsement) must pass the NJE
  • Initial-licensure applicants must pass the NJE before the Authorization to Test (ATT) for the NCLEX is issued
  • The BON states that NJE results remain on file and do not have to be completed again
  • Criminal background check required
  • The exam may be retaken once 24 hours have elapsed; the BON publishes no cap on attempts

TX NJE Quick Facts

Time to Get Licensed

1-3 weeks for most candidates

From start to license in hand

Exam Provider

Texas Board of Nursing

Remote Testing Available
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Retake Policy

The exam may be retaken after 24 hours have elapsed. The BON publishes no cap on attempts. Each attempt must be completed in one sitting, and the back button cannot be used to revisit an answered question.

Total Cost Breakdown

Exam FeeFree (max $25)
Application FeeIncluded in licensure application
Total Estimated Cost$0-$25
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Free TX NJE Prep Tools

111 Practice Questions

State-specific questions covering all five official NJE subject areas with detailed rationales.

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Adaptive coaching for Texas nursing law, Safe Harbor, and peer review scenarios.

2026 Updated

Aligned with current TX Nursing Practice Act, BON Rules, and eNLC requirements.

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What You'll Study

5 chapters covering the exam topics in this guide

TX NJE Exam Details

Texas Nursing Jurisprudence Examination (NJE)

Administered by Texas Board of Nursing (BON)

Official Source
75% (38/50)
Passing Score
50
Questions
2
Hours
Free (max $25)
Exam Fee
Study time: 10-20 hours
Prerequisites: Applicant for initial RN/LVN licensure or licensure by endorsement in Texas.
Valid for: No published expiration; the BON records the NJE requirement as completed in the applicant's file

Exam Content Breakdown

Based on the official Texas Board of Nursing (BON) content outline

Licensure & RegulationNot published by the Texas BON

TX Nursing Practice Act (Ch. 301), Nurse Licensure Compact (Ch. 304), licensure types, and renewal.

Nursing PracticeNot published by the Texas BON

BON Rule 217.11 Standards, BON Position Statements, scope of practice for RN/LVN/APRN, and delegation.

Nursing EthicsNot published by the Texas BON

Professional boundaries, patient autonomy, confidentiality, informed consent, and code of conduct.

Peer ReviewNot published by the Texas BON

Ch. 303 Peer Review, Safe Harbor (Rule 217.20), whistleblower protections, and committee composition.

Disciplinary ActionNot published by the Texas BON

Mandatory reporting, prohibited practices, BON enforcement process, and TPAPN.

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