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ATI NCEX predictor test

I took the ATI NCLEX predictor proctored test and it said I had a 92% chance of passing the NCLEX on the first try. Does anyone know how close this predictor test measures your test taking abiltiy on the NCLEX??? I had a lot of stress during nursing school with studying and now I am finished with classes and clinicals. This is a whole new amount of stress worrying about the NCEX-RN test. I have been trying to study at least 300 questions a day. I will be so glad when this is over with. :p:p:p:p

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I took the Med/Surg proctored ATI test and scored a 99% chance of passing the NCLEX. My professor and our program says its an extremely good predictor. I hope they are right!

I took the ATI-PN predictor and I scored a 99% chance of passing on the first try. My professors said that this was extremely accurate. I did take & pass my NCLEX-PN on the first try! Good luck to you--you will do wonderfully!

I took the ATI test and scored a 98% chance of passing NCLEX-RN my first time. I did indeed pass with 75 questions. I also found the test not to be hard. I think once you are able to think like a new grad and answer the questions as if you have no experience you will do well.

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