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ATI comprehensive predictor

i just took the predictor exam by ati. i did well, it says i have a 99% probability of passing nclex the first time. my individual adjusted score was 82. however, many of the questions that were on it were specifically reviewed during the ati review course that i took so i felt like they were give away questions... like some of it was just too easy. has anyone taken this predictor exam? of course despite my good score i plan to still study a lot. right now i'm doing about 50 questions a day and reading the rationales. i've heard i should be doing 100 a day but that just seems like a lot. of course some days i have time for more than 50 and other days less than 50. thoughts?

tips? suggestions?

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    I took the ATI predictor exam back in 2008 and did well on it. I passed the NCLEX the first time in 75 questions. I would not worry about doing 100 questions a day. Who comes up with rules like that? Everyone is different. Really, you have to do what's best for you. I found NCLEX review questions with rationales were the most helpful. I did not take Kaplan or any other review course. Good luck!

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