Exam Results

Last verified on January 17, 2018

Approximately six weeks after the exam, results will be posted on each candidate’s password-protected myABR account. Candidates will receive an email when results have been posted. A results letter will also be received within three weeks after the results are posted on myABR.

If you have not received your results letter six weeks after the exam, please contact the ABR office.

Nuclear Radiology Subspecialty Exam
First-Time Takers: Three-Year Average

Year	Avg Percent Passed	Avg Number Taking
2015 -2017	78	6

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Subspecialties for Diagnostic Radiology

Exam Results

Nuclear Radiology Subspecialty Exam First-Time Takers: Three-Year Average

Nuclear Radiology Subspecialty Exam
First-Time Takers: Three-Year Average