NCLEX is scored as pass/fail using computerized adaptive testing. Unlike other standardized tests, you don’t need to answer X number of questions correctly in order to pass the NCLEX.

Be sure to register for the test early – seats tend to fill up fast. Read over this checklist so you know what to expect for exam day.

There are many students who retake the NCLEX and pass. We suggest doing two major things when you are remediating to re-take the NCLEX.

The short answer: when you feel ready! We encourage most students to spend at least 90 days (3 months) of dedicated review and practice.

Bootcamp's NCLEX Study Schedule will tell you exactly what to study day-by-day so you're prepared to pass the Next Gen NCLEX.

Discover a proven strategy for tackling next-gen cases. Learn how to navigate the clinical judgment model, prioritize effectively, and work through the client data tabs.

There are many rumors and myths about the NCLEX, including that the test is a secret, questions are based on textbook material, or that you'll be tested on every little detail from nursing school.

The NGN - Next Generation NCLEX is set to launch in April 2023. The Next Generation NCLEX will incorporate both traditional NCLEX-style questions and realistic 6-part clinical case studies.