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Hi everyone!

I have to take an ATI exit exam in about 35 days, I must achieve a 70% to graduate... I am wondering if anyone else has taken this test, how they scored and any tips would be wonderful!

thanks!

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Specializes in Medical Surgical.

I use ATI all the time. I hope they don't make us do that. 70% for ATI is like a 90% for a regular exam, ATI goes as a national average, and a personal average. It is set up just like NCLEX is suppose to be. I wouldn't worry too much, but ask for the Assessment IDs, ATI offers a vast amount of practice exams and you should have received all of the study material through the college your at.

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Specializes in Developmental Disabilities, LTC.

I've taken it - for the RN predictor exam, my program had to get a 70% to pass - I think I got like a 65, or something. The 2nd time I took it, I scored with a 73, I think.

I know the reason I scored so well the 2nd time was because I took the practice online tests over and over and over and over again. Did your school give you passwords so you can access the practice tests online? If they did, that's what I'd stick to studying - if they didn't, PM me & I'll send you the passwords I've got:)

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Specializes in CVICU.

The first time I had to take the ATI for fundamentals I failed. I had to get a 60 and I got a 50 then the second time I took it I got at 61. I don't think that the practice tests have helped me because it is the same test over and over just organized different. If you take the practice test once and get the print out of what you need to study, you study exactly that. Then once you take the real test you should be fine. If you fail and have to retake it, which I hope does not happen, it will be the same exact test. Make sure you pay attention to the questions and the answers while you are taking the test. Then when it is time to review those sections in your ATI book you will automatically know what you got wrong. Once you retake the test you will know exactly what the answers are.

Hope this helps.

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Hello, my school is switching to ATI testing and I want to prepare myself with some study materials.If you can please e-mail me the passwords for the study guide test.

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RNfromMN do you still have the practice questions for the ATI exam still I really need help I'm getting for to take the exam and need to know what to study can someone please help me.... Thanks

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Hi I will be taking the ATI exm and can really use ur help..... will u please help with the practice exam question and code....

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I've taken it - for the RN predictor exam, my program had to get a 70% to pass - I think I got like a 65, or something. The 2nd time I took it, I scored with a 73, I think.

I know the reason I scored so well the 2nd time was because I took the practice online tests over and over and over and over again. Did your school give you passwords so you can access the practice tests online? If they did, that's what I'd stick to studying - if they didn't, PM me & I'll send you the passwords I've got:)

Hi! Is there any way I can get those notes from you? I'm taking the ATI in about a week and a half. I didn't do so great on the first one. I would reallllyyyy appreciate your notes!

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I don't know how to PM u but if u could give the code to the practice test online I would be so greatful.... I will be taking it Dec. 4th.. Thanks

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I was hoping I could get some codes and passwords for ATI RN. I am taking the pharm, peds and med/surg2 next week. I really need some more practice tests than the few I got from my college. PM me if you can. Thanks!

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the ati study books are available in a lot of the area library systems. i don't think the test changes . We have to get a 90 to pass and i always have to take it twice :) but the questions are always the same. good luck!

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Specializes in Subacute/Rehab, Surgical.

If it is the Comprehensive ATI, which at my school the last ATI you take before you graduate, it predicts what your chances are with how you will do on the NCLEX-RN. I had scored a 84% which translates into a scoring scale of 99% chance passing first time.

If I remember correctly what my instructor said, you have to be in the 90th percentile to pass at my school. Which is in the low 70s range for an individual score. For the Comprehensive ATI.

All the other ATIs I have taken, we have needed a Level 2 to pass. Those % are what the instuctors have and don't tell you until it is time to take the ATI. It's just mainly a Level 2 or 3 most places what.

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