How long do applicants have to retake the portion of the exam they failed after their most recent failure?

Applicants have one year to retake the portion of the exam they failed after their most recent failure. This timeframe is designed to provide candidates ample opportunity to study and improve their knowledge while still ensuring that they do not wait too long to take the exam again.

This one-year period allows candidates to reflect on the areas where they struggled and to seek additional training or resources to strengthen their understanding before attempting the exam once more. It's a common practice in various certification and licensure processes to set a specific window for retakes, ensuring that candidates remain engaged and committed to their professional development within a reasonable timeframe.