We are excited to announce that our new CAT Readiness Exams are available! The 4 new exams replace our previous Readiness Exams and include 200 brand-new questions. All exams now feature Computerized Adaptive Testing (CAT), the same testing format used on the NCLEX®. When you finish, you’ll see your chance of passing: Low, Borderline, High, or Very High.
We just launched our new CAT Readiness Exams! 🎉
They replace our previous Readiness Exams and give you an even more realistic way to practice for test day. With adaptive testing, brand-new questions, and a clear picture of your NCLEX readiness, you can prepare like it’s test day and know where you stand before the real thing.
What’s New? 👀
- 💻 Computerized Adaptive Testing (CAT)
Just like the NCLEX, our new Readiness Exams use CAT. As you move through the exam, the questions adapt based on your performance, creating an exam experience that more closely mirrors the real NCLEX. - ✨ 200 brand-new questions
You’ll get 200 new questions across four CAT Readiness Exams, giving you fresh opportunities to practice and assess your readiness. - 🔢 85–150 questions per exam
Your CAT Readiness Exam can include anywhere from 85 to 150 questions, just like the NCLEX. That means you won’t know exactly when your exam will end - another important part of preparing for the real testing experience. - 📈 See your chance of passing
When you finish, you’ll see your chance of passing (Low, Borderline, High, or Very High) along with strategies to help improve your performance. This gives you a clear picture of where you stand and how to stay on track for test day.
Why Did We Change the Readiness Exams? 🤔
Simple: We wanted your practice experience to feel more like the real NCLEX.
The NCLEX uses computerized adaptive testing, so we believe your readiness exams should too. You’re not just practicing more questions; you’re practicing in an environment designed to more closely simulate the NCLEX.
★ Practice like it’s test day. Know when you’re ready.
Where Did My Previous Readiness Exams Go?
Don’t worry, they haven’t disappeared!
If an old exam was paused or completed, you’ll find it under Previous Readiness Exams on the Readiness Exams page.
If an old exam was paused, you can still review the questions you answered before pausing, but you won’t be able to resume the exam.
Ready to See Where You Stand? 🚀
Take your first CAT Readiness Exam on NCLEX Bootcamp.
You’ve got this! 💪
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