What does NET mean in ACCOUNTING

The NET consists of 150 multiple-choice questions covering topics such as anatomy, physiology, clinical procedures and pharmacology. Questions come from a broad range of areas and are intended to assess general knowledge and critical thinking skills required to be successful in the field of nursing.

The NET takes approximately 3 hours and 15 minutes to complete. However, the time allotted varies based on the difficulty level of each section.

The NET score is scaled between 200 — 800 points; however, individual schools may have their own scoring systems or may not use all test items when calculating a final score for admission purposes. In addition, some schools will only consider scores that meet certain criteria such as being above 600 points or higher than other applicants' scores in order for them to grant admissions into their program.

Yes, there are many resources available online as well as study guides that can be purchased that provide information about what topics will be covered on the test and tips on how best prepare oneself prior to taking the exam. Additionally, there are also practice tests available which can help prospective candidates become familiar with question types they might see on exam day.

The NET is developed by testing company Pearson VUE who are responsible for administering it worldwide at various Pearson VUE Testing Centers located throughout United States, Canada, Europe and Asia Pacific regions.