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  1. It is based on your subscription. If you bought the 30-day then you won't have an assessment. Only the 60-day and higher have the self-assessments. They're pretty much 75 questions on test mode and at the end, it will give you a test analysis where you find out your chance of passing: low|borderline|high|very high. My subscription came with 2 assessments and I took the first one 2 days before, and the 2nd one, 1 day before the exam. I recommend doing 75 questions on test mode and reviewing the rationales after. GOOD LUCK!
  2. I used Uworld exclusively to study for the NCLEX. I took mine Jan. 8 and I passed. I had Uworld since October so I've been using it to study for school as well. I've only used 700 questions before I took the exam. I was at 60%-76th percentile. Took the first assessment Jan 6= 60%, 63rd percentile. 2nd assessment Jan. 7= 69%, 91st percentile. Both very high chance of passing. I was originally going to take mine at the end of January but I couldn't wait any longer and rescheduled it last minute. Only had 2 days to actually study and prepare. I suggest you do 75 questions instead of 20 on timed mode and study the rationales after. Your scores are pretty good so I don't think you have to worry too much.
  3. I sat for NCLEX on Jan. 8, scheduled at 2pm but was able to start around 1:30. Closed off at 75 and had the research questions. I finished within an hour or so. I had probably 15-20 SATA. I didn't feel too good about the exam. I thought for sure I failed it. I didn't do the PVT because I wanted a definite pass/fail answer. I stumbled across continental testing after 24 hours and I found I passed. Still had to pay the quick result though to really confirm and I really did pass! Used Uworld exclusively to study.

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