percentage on practice tests - how does it relate to passing NCLEX?

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I wish the review books would tell you - if you get X % you're fairly likely to pass NCLEX. If you get Y% you're almost certain to. If you get Z% you got some MAJOR studying to do, honey.

So far none of the books I've looked at say anything like that - do you know of one?

I seem to be running about 80% in Mosby - does anyone know what that would mean?

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Specializes in Medical and general practice now LTC.

I doubt any can predict, some have posted on doing well with test questions but fail the actual exam. But I would say if you continually do well you increase your chances

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Specializes in Day program consultant DD/MR.

For our shcool in order for the DOn to sign off on paper that were going ot be sent to the BON for our ATT, we had to turn in 3 test that we got 80% or better on she believed if we could do this our chances of passing were about 90%. We were the last class for the 3 test then next class and so on had to turn in 5 test of 80% or better. Our school last I heard had a 95% pass rate.Hope this helps a little.

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Specializes in Urgent Care.

At our school we do ATI testing. At the end of the program we get a predictor test. Accoring to my score, ATI predicted I have a 99% of passing NCLEX. We'll see how accurate that is as I test tomorrow! EEK! I am not sure of other testing programs.

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Good luck and a good night's sleep, Achoo!

I haven't taken the final ATI but the initial one was reassuring, so ... crossing my fingers here as I go through the program.

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