RN Ati comprehensive Predictor 2016

Definitely immerse yourself in ati questions. Do the practice predictors. Some of the questions were very similar. And it even had some of the same meds. This test has broader questions so it's a bit easier than the usual ati exam. Some people might go over all their material but I didn't find it practical given the short time. I got an 80 for the grade.

Best of luck!

if you don't mind can you tell me when did you take your exit?? was it recent??

It was last month

There's an app!!!! ATI RN mentor help me study for my Fundamentals ATI final and had very similar questions and includes rationales. I haven't taken my exit, but the app is great!

have you taken it yet?

Don't you do all the modules first before you try taking the predictor? Your coach should be giving you assignments to see if you are even ready to take the exam. 80 is a bit high of an expectation on the predictor unless they mean the translated score...I got a 77.4 which was a 96% chance of passing NCLEX...that was about the highest score anyone in my cohort got on the predictor.

Has anyone taken the ATI RN COMP PREDICTOR version 2016?

any tips for the 2016 rn comprehensive test? taking it tomorrow

I just passed my ATI 2016 predictor with 75.3 and thats 97% chance of passing nclex

Tips.....

Know your common labs

Some questions like 3 or so are from the comprehensive practise test

Delegation and priority were big on the test

Some questions were repeated like 2 or 3 times in a different way. So becareful

Lastly, the exam was not that bad. However, think twice before picking an answer.

I am going to be taking the ATI comprehensive predictor 2016 and i'm extremely nervous about it. kinda freaking out. Any advice, guidance will help.

I know this is old, but how did you fare?

Also, is there a focused review available after you take the comprehensive? Like if you didn't pass, you can do the focused review/remediation templates and re-take the test. I'd assume the re-take would have different questions, as usual.

I took the 2016 version this morning and got 76.7%. On the proctored practice A at the beginning of the semester I got 66%, then on proctored practice B towards the end of the semester I got 70% and this was after doing 12 weeks of Capstone. I didn't study much. There are a lot of questions that repeat themselves but are asked differently. And there are only a handful of meds, and there are several questions asking about that specific medication. I'm in an ADN program and we were only required to get 90% probability of passing, so 69.3%.

Know your labs!! This is the most important. Labs will always be on a test!

I also heard there's a Comprehensive Review book that REALLY helps with the Comprehensive Exam, but we won't get ours until next week during the 3 day live review.

We only had access to the 2013 practice tests, not the 2016 (even though we had to take the 2016 Exit exam lol) ones so I didn't see any similar questions.