I just finished my last day of nursing school and in order to graduate we have to take ATI comprehensive predictor and in my school we should score 97% predictability of passing the NCLEX from the first time or we have to do Virtual ATI. I scored 99% predictability in this exit test. They also give us another predictor in the middle of the semester and I also scored 99 % predictability. I would like to know if anyone had experience and if those results are really accurate.
I felt ATI Comp was not an accurate predictor or helps prepare you with the types of questions on NCLEX. I received an 98% probability on ATI and I failed NCLEX. I would take the % ATI gives you and pretend like it never happened. I over estimated myself because of it. Just my two cents.
It's obviously that ATI is not the most helpful preparation for the NCLEX and honestly I never liked their question type because the are very predictable. I start doing Uworld and I'm freaking out because my average is like 57 and it's away harder than ATI. I totally forgot about ATI and I just used this 99% grade just to avoid doing VATI which is a waste of time. I will let you know guys what will happen with me in the NCLEX.
Anything above 50% on uworld your fine. If you can try to get the Mark Klimek audios that are floating around. Those audios are golden as he teaches test taking skills. His SATA and delegation audios are golden and will help you decide what to choose when the harder questions start popping up.
Anything above 50% on uworld your fine. If you can try to get the Mark Klimek audios that are floating around. Those audios are golden as he teaches test taking skills. His SATA and delegation audios are golden and will help you decide what to choose when the harder questions start popping up.
Hi, I really never heard about these audios and I will try to find them. Please if anyone has more resources or advises to follow I would really appreciate that. I don't want to spend money on expensive reviews as I can't afford them. I'm very good test taker and was very blessed with high grades but the NCLEX make me nervous because it's the only thing separate me from starting my career and support my family.
I got a 93% chance of passing on my first try with ATI. I am currently in an ATI live review class which honestly is mind numbing. I thought we would do more questions and they are reviewing content. Plus, much of it is not lining up with what we learned. So I'm frustrated with it. I'm done with that class today and am focusing on other sources afterwards. They keep telling us we only need their product but I don't believe that because everybody is different.
I took it and got a 98% I believe. In my opinion ATI questions are nothing like NCLEX questions. I passed NCLEX my first try but used Saunders and Kaplan to do so. Good luck!😊
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