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You have a test in progress. Your answers are saved as you go.
Tutor mode shows the rationale right after each question. Turn Tutor off for a silent, exam-style run — rationales wait for the results screen. Your answers save automatically as you answer, in every mode.
Pick your subjects and systems, set the mode, and start — built the way the boards build it.
Check one or more — the test draws from every checked set (review sets first, then Unused). Counts are yours, for the Subjects & Systems selected below: Unused shows what you have left of the bank; Incorrect serves a fresh variant of each missed concept where one exists.
Traditional: multiple choice and select-all-that-apply. Next Gen: case studies plus bow-tie, highlight, matrix, drop-down, trend and ordered-response items — the formats the boards introduced in 2023. Both on = the full mix.
The 5 types from Dr. Z's ID-5™ system — drill the type you're weakest on. Every question carries its type, including Next Gen case and bow-tie questions, labeled by their main ask.
Subjects group the systems below — toggling a subject toggles its systems. Pharmacology cuts across every system: switch it on to restrict the draw to pharmacology questions inside your selected systems.
You can have a maximum of 150 questions per test.
This is the real thing, simulated: a computer-adaptive exam like the NCLEX itself.
Take it when you want a true readiness check — most students save it for when they feel close to ready. If you already have a CAT in progress, starting resumes it.
Every test you have taken — open a finished test to review every question, or a finished CAT to see its Candidate Performance Report.
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Every question you've flagged, pinned by its exact QID. Review reopens the exact question you answered — or retest the concept with a fresh variant.
This verdict comes from the adaptive exam only. Practice tests never produce one.
This CAT ended before the 85-question minimum, so treat the verdict as a rough signal, not a measurement.
There is no per-question review for the CAT — the same rule as the real NCLEX. To study the rationales for concepts you missed, build a practice test in those systems and use your Incorrect set.
Your answers are saved and the clock stops. Nothing is graded or counted until you submit the test. You can resume anytime from your dashboard — and start other tests while this one is parked.