ATI Exit Exam

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Specializes in ER.

I am taking the comprehensive exit exam tomorrow. I think it is called the comprehensive exam B. I took A and I had a 97% predicted probability of passing the NCLEX when I rushed through it because I had an important doctor's appointment (I needed to have a referral). Anyway, I am super nervous. I don't feel well prepared at all. I just need to get a 65 to get an 80 predicted probability which is the minimal I need. Otherwise, I have to repeat my final semester including my preceptorship.

Anyone else take the ATI comprehensive predictor test? How did you score each time?

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Specializes in Hematology/Oncology.

Did you have a review prior to it?

I got an 84% bare naked.

2 months later I took the 2013 for the hell of it

2013 version was a 74 bare naked.

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Specializes in ER.

No but I retook a bunch of the ati tests. I think we're still doing the 2010 because the 2013 wasn't ready when we did our first one

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Specializes in Hematology/Oncology.
No but I retook a bunch of the ati tests. I think we're still doing the 2010 because the 2013 wasn't ready when we did our first one

a 97% is ridiculously good for not focusing on it and being in a rush.

Do they give you repeats to take it?

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We took an ATI exit (comprehensive), and the HESI.

My results yielded a 99% probability to pass.

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Specializes in Hematology/Oncology.

It is hard to believe that those numbers are that high.

Then again, I didnt take any practice tests for it. I had to no time due to clinicals and my final classes. Probably the reason they have no requirement to pass it to pass nursing school.

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We took an assigned ATI test at the end of every class. In my first year of nursing, we took the Fundamental ATI, and on the second year, we took an ATI for each class. For example: One for OB, Peds, Psych, etc.

We also had access to the ATI site to take practice exams.

ATI is nothing compared to the HESI, or even Kaplan.

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Specializes in Hematology/Oncology.
We took an assigned ATI test at the end of every class. In my first year of nursing, we took the Fundamental ATI, and on the second year, we took an ATI for each class. For example: One for OB, Peds, Psych, etc.

We also had access to the ATI site to take practice exams.

ATI is nothing compared to the HESI, or even Kaplan.

if thats the case, I wouldnt worry too much.

We had access to the practice exam, but we never had time to study for it.

Most of us were honestly like "screw it"

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Specializes in ER.

Well, a 97% to pass is like a 76% overall I think. We were given numbers but I didn't keep them. If we do not get a 97% we have to take the virtual ATI and get "green lighted". To pass, we need to have an 80% predicted minimum (which was a sixty something) otherwise we repeat the class with the preceptorship.

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What version of the ATI 2013 did you take

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Did you complete your nursing program and how was the VATI? I have to start it mid May.

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How did the comp A compare to the comp B? I take Form A very soon.

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