ATI Predictor Exam

I believe the ATI predictor test is accurate based on my personal experience, and on my experience with LPN students as a nursing instructor. There are test prep books put out by ATI and my personal favorite NCLEX book, Saunders, for PN or RN.

Good luck.

While I find the ATI books contradict a lot of information in my other nursing books, my instructors believe that ATI is the best possible way for us all to pass. We had a live session review, which was sort of helpful I suppose. I got a 78% on my predictor, which is a 98% likelihood of passing NCLEX my first time, which would be nice, but I still lack the confidence that I actually know the information. I'll be taking my exam in a month or 2, so if you happen to not have taken it yet I will try to post back here and let you know how it went for me.

Hi Soran,

I recommend taking the Nclex asap. Sign up now and study in a regular schedule until the test. Good luck! Remember that the reality is you almist certainly will pass.

My school requires us to do the ATI green light program, which consists of a lot of work and I have to complete that before they will allow me to schedule my exam, and I currently lack the funds to pay for my test.

I think the ati predictor is pretty accurate! I took it once in school and received a 72.7% which equals a 95% chance of passing and then I took it again with a VATI and received an 80% which equals a 99% chance of passing! I passed the NCLEX on the first try with 75 questions! I really like the VATI program!

You got pretty good marks... Can you please set a schedule for me stating how to cover that ATI book within a week and half and then give a predictor exam since I'm giving nclex in two weeks. Thank you it would be a favour.