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claerin in Saint Louis, Missouri

29 months ago

I was wondering if anyone knows after I failed the mri registry twice, then 3 years have expired and if I resubmit my clinical experience will I have 3 more attempts to take the test, or only 1 attempt.

Thank you!

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mr2step in Ocoee, Florida

27 months ago

claerin in Saint Louis, Missouri said: I was wondering if anyone knows after I failed the mri registry twice, then 3 years have expired and if I resubmit my clinical experience will I have 3 more attempts to take the test, or only 1 attempt.

Thank you!

I believe you will have to start all over from the beginning and re-do your clinical exams before reapplying again. I had thought it was 3 attempts within 3 years but could be wrong. Either way, I believe that after 3 years, everything done prior is null and void.

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Lukas in West Palm Beach, Florida

26 months ago

Was the test Hard? im about to take it within 2 weeks and im been cramming and studying.

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ole97 in Ferndale, Washington

25 months ago

Lukas in West Palm Beach, Florida said: Was the test Hard? im about to take it within 2 weeks and im been cramming and studying.

No...I got a 97.

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mahfuz in Chicago, Illinois

20 months ago

ole97 in Ferndale, Washington said: No...I got a 97.

what's the area they concentrate more on, for physics part of the test. i am taking the test in 3 weeks.

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