ATI Comprehensive Predictor and NCLEX

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Has anyone recently taken the ATI Comprehensive Predictor and how did it compare to the NCLEX? I just recently graduated from the LPN program and our program requires us to take the ATI Predictor. The test predicted that I had a 99% chance of passing the NCLEX on my first try. Did anyone else feel that this test prepared them for the NCLEX?

I got a 96% of passing on the ATI predictor. I passed the NCLEX- RN with 75 questions. I mostly studied with ATI and the Saunders book with online access at Evolve. The ATI definitely prepared me. I had a ton of SATA which are harder in the Saunders book. I did 75-200 nclex questions per day to prepare. I think ATI was extremely helpful through out school and in prepping for the NcLeX. ? the biggest hurdle to overcome for the test is anxiety.

JUST BREATHE!!

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I got a 96% of passing on the ATI predictor. I passed the NCLEX- RN with 75 questions. I mostly studied with ATI and the Saunders book with online access at Evolve. The ATI definitely prepared me. I had a ton of SATA which are harder in the Saunders book. I did 75-200 nclex questions per day to prepare. I think ATI was extremely helpful through out school and in prepping for the NcLeX.  the biggest hurdle to overcome for the test is anxiety.

JUST BREATHE!!

My school also used ATI and i got a 93% chance of passing for the predictor. I read so many post saying that ATI was no helpful or outdated that i ended up purchasing online access to Hurst review, which is good on content but i also wanted to know if i could rely on ATI and Saunders too. Lots of people say that the Saunders questions are too easy. I have the Saunders CD + yellow book and I also have the ATI comprehensive review book. How was your study schedule like for NCLEX? Taking it July 29th and i'm stressing:nailbiting:

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Thanks for all of your feedback. I haven't taken the NCLEX yet...still waiting on my ATT. Besides the ATI our school also required that our PN program attend the Rhinehart Review. I also have the exam cram disc which has NCLEX style questions on there. I just wanna make sure I'm on the right track with studying. I don't want to over do it, but at the same time I want to make sure I'm doing enough.

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My school also used ATI and i got a 93% chance of passing for the predictor. I read so many post saying that ATI was no helpful or outdated that i ended up purchasing online access to Hurst review, which is good on content but i also wanted to know if i could rely on ATI and Saunders too. Lots of people say that the Saunders questions are too easy. I have the Saunders CD + yellow book and I also have the ATI comprehensive review book. How was your study schedule like for NCLEX? Taking it July 29th and i'm stressing:nailbiting:

I know a lot of people say that about ATI. I think they say this because it's all typically multiple choice. Some ATI quizzes are really easy. But ATI questions helped me for content. I didn't plan on studying content because I just felt it was too late for that. But I ended up learning a lot of random things from answering so many NCLEX questions and reading each and every rationale. My study plan was to make sure that no matter what I answered between 75-200 questions per day. The day before the test I relaxed, got a massage and just rested and watched my favorite Netflix shows. I HAD to relax the day before or I would have been screwed. I was so nervous. Just breathe. Take each questions one at a time. Think it thru. I had a calendar to review content but that's not how I learn. I definitely didn't stick to it. I personally learn so much more from answering questions and understanding the reasoning. So that's what I did every single day. You can download NCLEX 3500 for free online Google it. Also download NCLEX Mastery App on your phone. Every chance you get answer questions. By the time I got to the test it was like taking another practice quiz. ?

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I know a lot of people say that about ATI. I think they say this because it's all typically multiple choice. Some ATI quizzes are really easy. But ATI questions helped me for content. I didn't plan on studying content because I just felt it was too late for that. But I ended up learning a lot of random things from answering so many NCLEX questions and reading each and every rationale. My study plan was to make sure that no matter what I answered between 75-200 questions per day. The day before the test I relaxed, got a massage and just rested and watched my favorite Netflix shows. I HAD to relax the day before or I would have been screwed. I was so nervous. Just breathe. Take each questions one at a time. Think it thru. I had a calendar to review content but that's not how I learn. I definitely didn't stick to it. I personally learn so much more from answering questions and understanding the reasoning. So that's what I did every single day. You can download NCLEX 3500 for free online Google it. Also download NCLEX Mastery App on your phone. Every chance you get answer questions. By the time I got to the test it was like taking another practice quiz. 

I have NCLEX Mastery...it's an awesome app!! I try to do questions on it every chance i get. I'm reviewing content with Hurst & Saunders, and also doing PDA questions along with NCSBN, and sometimes ATI. I hope that's enough to pass! Can't wait to take the exam and PASS!! I have a few weeks ahead of me and a LOT to go over!!! Did you get any Peds questions?? I suck at Peds so hopefully i don't get that many.

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ATI definitely prepared me for the exam. With your 99% you will do very well. Practice as much as you can daily with breaks and you will pass, no problem. God bless

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I got a 94% on my predictor too and passed the NCLEX with 75 questions in 45 minutes

Congrats!! I pray for the same success for me and everyone getting ready to take the test!!!

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Thanks for all of your feedback. I haven't taken the NCLEX yet...still waiting on my ATT. Besides the ATI our school also required that our PN program attend the Rhinehart Review. I also have the exam cram disc which has NCLEX style questions on there. I just wanna make sure I'm on the right track with studying. I don't want to over do it, but at the same time I want to make sure I'm doing enough.

I also had to attend the Rhinehart review and received the same book and exam cram disk......Did Rhinehart allow you access to there online review?.....I just got access today. Seems like it is the same thing that she talked about during the review...

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I just graduated LPN school in May, the ATI predictor said I had a 99% chance of passing the NCLEX on the first try. It cut off at 85 questions and I passed it! I felt the ATI review stuff really helped prepare me for the NCLEX.

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I have access to the online Rhinehart review but I'm not sure how to use the site. I've just been going back over the disc, reading over the book, and reviewing ati. Also to the person that recommended NCLEX 3500 online (NCLEX style questions for free) thanks a lot. I also found NCLEX 3000 PN online and it's also free with NCLEX style questions.

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Specializes in L&D, infusion, urology.

I personally don't think the predictor was much like the NCLEX. The questions aren't really passing level questions.

I scored a 99% chance of passing, if I remember right, and I passed the NCLEX in 75 questions.

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I scored a 86% chance of passing the 1st time, passed the 1st time with 110 questions.

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