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Practice 1000 NCLEX Questions
It can be difficult to know how many NCLEX Questions to take, and we frequently struggle to recommend a number, but the more NCLEX Questions you take, the better! We recommend completing 50 NCLEX Questions per day for at least 30 days, totaling 1000 NCLEX Questions!
In terms of the best NCLEX Practice Tests, we recommend these, in order of how good they are:
• Free - Medic Mind Questions (on this page)
• Paid - Medic Mind 1000Q Bank
When an algorithm determines that a test-taker will pass with a 95% certainty of competency, questions will stop being sent to them. It may take two to five hours to complete the exam. A lengthy exam does not always indicate that the candidate won't succeed.
We recommend that you complete the free NCLEX practice questions three weeks before your exam. This is because they are the most representative of the official NCLEX.
There are many NCLEX questions on the internet, but we frequently recommend that quality be prioritised over quantity. NCLEX exam theory should be used in conjunction with NCLEX Practice Tests.
There are mostly multiple-choice questions on the computer-based NCLEX-RN and PN exams, with some drag-and-drop, fill-in-the-blank, and multiple-response questions. The number of questions on the PN test sits in between 85 to 205 in an average year. The RN exam comprises no fewer than 75 and no more than 265 questions.
