NCLEX-RN
Available nowRegistered-nurse licensure
The RN licensing exam — practice built to the current NCSBN test plan.
- 85–150 adaptive questions
- Up to 5 hours · CAT
- NGN case studies
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Prepare for the current NCLEX-RN with 2,600+ available practice questions, on-screen rationales, CAT-style mock practice, NGN case studies, and review that adapts to the areas you miss.
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2,600+
NCLEX-RN questions available now
1 live track
NCLEX-RN; other tracks stay closed
85–150
official NCLEX-RN exam length
7 days
account access, no card
Which exam are you preparing for?
NCLEX-RN practice is open now. The other registered tracks stay visibly closed until their independent academic, clinical, source, and psychometric review gates clear.
NCLEX-PN
In reviewPractical/vocational-nurse licensure
The LPN/LVN licensing track is registered but its practice bank remains in review.
- 85–150 adaptive questions
- Up to 5 hours · CAT
- NGN case studies
ATI TEAS 7
In reviewNursing-school admission
The admission track is registered; its question bank is not published yet.
- 170 questions · 209 min
- Reading · Math · Science · English
- Get in before you get licensed
HESI A2
In reviewNursing-school entrance
The institution-configurable admission track remains in content review.
- School-selected modules
- Math · Reading · Grammar · A&P
- Program-specific prep
The career on the other side
Work that matters. A future that pays for itself.
Fulfilment through service
Few careers let you change someone's worst day into a better one, every single shift.
A durable field
The U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics projects about 189,100 registered-nurse openings each year from 2024 to 2034.
A well-paid profession
The BLS reports a $93,600 median annual wage for registered nurses in May 2024, with variation by role and location.
Nursing School Exams currently offers an NCLEX-RN study track with 2,600+ available questions, on-screen explanations, CAT-style mock practice, Next-Generation case-study practice, and spaced-repetition review. A new account can use the practice surfaces for 7 days without a card. NCLEX-PN, ATI TEAS 7, and HESI A2 are registered future tracks, but their question banks stay closed while review is incomplete. Practice results are study signals, not predictions of licensure outcomes.
Built for how nurses actually study
Short sessions, full-length stamina, explanations, and review queues designed around the realities of nursing school and shift work.
Organized around the 2026 test plan
Practice is grouped by the current NCLEX-RN client-needs framework, so you can work deliberately across all eight content areas.
Rationale-first explanations
Each available question includes an on-screen explanation so review is about the reasoning, not just the letter of the answer.
Build full-exam stamina
CAT-style practice can extend toward the official 150-item maximum instead of training only for the shortest possible exam.
Weak-area remediation
Your misses are mapped to each content area, so you always know exactly what to drill next instead of re-reading everything.
Spaced repetition that respects your time
An FSRS scheduler resurfaces precisely the cards you are about to forget. Study less, remember more.
Phone, tablet, and web
One account and responsive study surfaces let you practice in short phone sessions or longer desktop blocks.
Practice the judgment behind bedside decisions
Vital signs, safe medication, mobility, pediatrics, monitoring, teamwork — you’re not memorizing trivia, you’re rehearsing the judgment these moments demand.
Purpose-built visuals for concepts that trip people up
Clear, label-free illustrations add visual context for anatomy, physiology, and patient-care concepts without replacing the written explanation.
Cardiac anatomy
Coronary circulation & the great vessels
Gas exchange
Alveoli, capillaries & the respiratory membrane
The nephron
Filtration from glomerulus to collecting duct
Neuroanatomy
Sagittal section — cerebrum to brainstem
Hematology
Red cells, white cells & platelets
Endocrine pancreas
Islets of Langerhans & insulin
IV therapy
Infusion set-up & safe administration
Maternity
Fetal position, placenta & cord
Interactive Visual Atlas
Tap to learn — not just read
Every high-yield structure is a labelled, tappable point on a bespoke teaching image. Try it: tap a marker on the heart.
Aorta
Largest artery; carries oxygenated blood to the body at the highest pressure.
Next-Generation NCLEX
NGN case-study practice with partial credit
The 2026 test plan continues to measure clinical judgment through case studies and stand-alone items. Your practice should exercise the same reasoning steps.
- Six-item clinical-judgment case-study practice
- Partial-credit scoring for multi-part decisions
- Access during the 7-day no-card account window
Know the NCLEX-RN you are walking into
Questions
85–150
Time limit
5 hours
Format
Computer Adaptive Testing (CAT)
Delivery
Pearson VUE test center
All eight NCLEX-RN client-needs categories, covered
- Safe and Effective Care Environment
- Health Promotion and Maintenance
- Psychosocial Integrity
- Physiological Integrity
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Planned option
120-Day Sprint
$79one-time
Everything through exam day — the one-and-done pick.
Monthly
$29per month
Flexible short cram. Cancel anytime.
Annual
$149per year
A planned long-horizon option once paid checkout opens.
Free NCLEX-RN resources
In-depth guides to the Next-Generation exam — free to read, no sign-up needed.
Complete NCLEX-RN Study Guide (2026)
How the NGN exam works, a study plan built around your test date, the mistakes that quietly cost candidates, and a guide for internationally-educated nurses.
Read the guideNCLEX-RN FAQ
Straight answers on question counts, timing, scoring, NGN item types, readiness, and testing as an internationally-educated nurse.
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