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It's a pass or fail thing. It's not just for practice. If we don't make level 2 then they fail us n we r out of nursing school, even if this is our last semester. Level 2 is 72.74 percentile. I make 85 to 90 on my practice nonproctored test but that's not possible in the proctors comprehensive test. It is 10 times harder. Last semester, 20 students failed.

Thanks a lot. I had Ati proctored every semester too and like u said I did practice questions and book and i passed them, but this is the last Ati which is comprehensive, which is like NCLEX but lot harder. I am practicing all kinds of questions, but I m not sure how much it will help me.

I am a nursing student, and I am in my last semester. My ATI comprehensive exam is on october 12th. I have heard from so many people that its very hard, and lots of students fail it. My instructor suggested to practice questions, but my friends are reviewing all the ati books again and doing practice question when they get time. I started to study for ATI on time, and since then I been precticing question from NCLEX prepU questions, other materials. I am also planning to retake all the unproctored ATI tests from all the classes. I am really nervous, if this is the proper way to prepare for ATI comprehensive. I cant review my ATI books again, because I am a very slow reader and I still wont be confident. I decided to practice bunch of question, but I am not sure if that will be enough. Can someone please give me some feedback on my studying strategy? Also can someone please give me some information about comprehensive ATI, and what to expect?