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Hi, Has anyone taking the VATI felt like they were ready to take the nclex and took it before getting the green light. Thank you

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I took the Comprehensive Predictor and that put my mind at ease because you have to take all 180 questions in one sitting. I would recommend you definitely take the Predictor. If you have any weak areas, they make you do remediation and then give you the green light. To answer your question, I felt prepared before the predictor, but psychologically ready after the 180 questions. The green light is just an extension of the final score. Good luck!

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Ok. and yes you did answer my question and you right It would be wise to take the predictor. Thank You

YES! I did. When I took the ATI predictor at school, I had a 93% chance pass rate and when I took another ATI predictor 2 months later I had a 91% chance pass rate. I never retook the predictor to get the needed 92% chance pass rate. I scheduled my exam and passed it 3 weeks later, with just 85 questions. So, to answer your question, no I never got the green light from V-ATI. I just took it anyways because I felt prepared. Good luck to you!

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Ok. I passed two predictors In school as we'll with scores of 90% and 93% I really do feel prepared to take the nclex and that's the best time to test. So I'm going to go next week. Thank you

I just received my green light, but yeah I felt like was ready before then

I never got the green light on the ati predictor, I did do Kaplan after graduation and did pretty well on that. I passed first time. My school has stopped using ati now, they discovered it is not a great prep course.

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That's encouraging to here cause I am tired of ATI. Its seems like its contradictory to what I learn in school. Do you know anything about the Saunders NCLEX PN Examination book. It seems like that would be good since its by NCLEX.

I had the Saunders RN book and it was great for content review, but it's not by NCLEX, its a good review source for NCLEX.

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Ok. Great. My school gave us the Saunders NCLEX book. I have been using that and the ATI books with the virtual ATI online. I was going to try other resources but I don't want to get confuse by using to Many resources. I already notice some inconsistencies with the information I'm using right now. Thank You

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