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NCLEX New Format 2020

Can someone point me to accurate advice regarding the NCLEX format between May and July of 2020? Some things I have found said that the format will not change by then, some says it will be testing questions. The ATI website says they need to better assess clinical judgement but I have not found anything definitive that says wether the test will be any different or not. I'm already starting to do practice questions, but I want to study appropriately if I'm going to have to do fill in the blank and what nots.

Any and all info is appreciated!! Thank you!!

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    The NCLEX is revised every 3 years. April of 2019 NCLEX started the next 3 year cycle so you would be taking the same format that I just took in June. Any info being posted now would apply to your test next summer.

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    Just now, Cindyel said:

    The NCLEX is revised every 3 years. April of 2019 NCLEX started the next 3 year cycle so you would be taking the same format that I just took in June. Any info being posted now would apply to your test next summer.

    Ok - so we are actually free from all this everything they are talking about? This is good to know. I started doing NCLEX questions during first semester. I don't want to waste time studying between now and then doing the wrong thing. I'm trying to do between 25 and 50 questions a day now. The rationales help me more than anything!!

    Thanks for the info!

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    I'm not sure when the new format would be released, however from what I understand it sucks bad. Pretty much asking you to be a Dr and diagnose patients. I've seen some practice questions released from the NCLEX exam.

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