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Preparing for the NCLEX can feel overwhelming — but we make it simple. Get the NCLEX QuickStart Guide (PDF)
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Prepare smarter, not harder.
Our platform is built exclusively for nursing students with RN and PN exam goals.
You’ll find 7,000+ NCLEX-style questions, NGN case studies, daily challenges, and readiness exams designed to mirror the real test.
- Practice questions mapped to every NCLEX Client Needs category
- Next Generation NCLEX (NGN) case clusters with partial-credit scoring
- Blueprint-balanced Readiness Exams with analytics
- 90 days of Daily Challenges to keep you consistent
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Got questions? We’ve got answers.
Preparing for the NCLEX can feel overwhelming — but we’re here to make it simple.
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Wondering how to study smarter, not harder?
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Confused about Next Generation NCLEX (NGN) items?
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Need tips for managing test-day stress?
Yes. All practice questions are organized by the official NCLEX Client Needs categories. We also include Next Generation NCLEX (NGN) items like case studies, bow-tie, and matrix multiple response.
The free trial includes Daily Challenges, a Question Bank sampler, and selected mini-exams with rationales so you can test drive the platform.
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Absolutely. You can choose your track (RN or PN), and the practice sets, readiness exams, and analytics are tailored to that blueprint.
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What our clients say about
I felt ready on exam day. The Readiness Exams on NCLEXA looked just like the real NCLEX. Seeing my strengths and weaknesses by category helped me plan my final week of study. I passed on my first try!
Daily Challenges kept me on track. Answering a handful of questions every day made a huge difference. I didn’t burn out, and my confidence grew with each challenge. It felt like the test was just another practice set
The NGN cases changed how I think. At first, NGN items seemed confusing. But the case studies and rationales in NCLEXA made clinical judgment click. By the time I sat the exam, bow-ties and matrix questions felt natural.
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