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    NCLEX Mock Exams

    Full-length, exam-realistic NCLEX-RN mock tests built to NCSBN test plan weighting. Practice under real exam conditions, get instant scoring, and find your weak areas before exam day.

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    Mock exam formats
    145
    Max-length questions
    NGN
    Next Gen items included
    $0
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    Choose Your NCLEX-RN Mock Exam

    Pick a format that matches where you are in your prep — from a 40-question diagnostic to a full 145-question simulation.

    Mixed

    75-Question Mini Mock Exam

    📝 75 Qs⏱ 90 minutes

    Simulates the minimum-length NCLEX-RN. Mixed content areas with SATA, hot spot, and Next Gen item types — ideal for a quick readiness check.

    • All 7 content areas
    • NGN case studies included
    • Detailed rationales
    • Instant scoring
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    🎯Exam-level

    145-Question Full-Length Mock

    📝 145 Qs⏱ 3 hours

    Full maximum-length NCLEX-RN simulation. Built to mirror the NCSBN test plan weighting so your score predicts real exam performance.

    • NCSBN test plan weighting
    • Adaptive-style difficulty
    • Performance breakdown by category
    • Pass probability estimate
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    🧠NGN-focused

    Next Generation NCLEX (NGN) Mock

    📝 100 Qs⏱ 2 hours

    Heavy on the new NGN item types — bowtie, trend, matrix, and unfolding case studies — using the NCJMM clinical judgment framework.

    • 6 unfolding case studies
    • All NGN item types
    • Clinical judgment scoring
    • NCJMM rationale walk-throughs
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    💊Targeted

    Pharmacology Focused Mock

    📝 60 Qs⏱ 75 minutes

    A high-yield mock exam built entirely around the most-tested NCLEX pharmacology concepts — dosage calc, side effects, and nursing implications.

    • Dosage calculation drills
    • High-alert medications
    • Side effect ID
    • Patient teaching points
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    📋High-yield

    Management of Care Mock

    📝 50 Qs⏱ 60 minutes

    Targets the heaviest-weighted category on the NCLEX-RN (17–23%) — delegation, prioritization, and ethical/legal reasoning.

    • Delegation scenarios
    • Prioritization (ABC/Maslow)
    • Ethical/legal items
    • Scope of practice
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    🔍Diagnostic

    Diagnostic Readiness Exam

    📝 40 Qs⏱ 45 minutes

    Take this first. A short diagnostic that pinpoints your weakest content areas and recommends a personalized study path.

    • Strength/weakness map
    • Recommended study plan
    • Category-level scoring
    • Free retake anytime
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    How Our NCLEX Mock Exams Work

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    Pick your mock

    Diagnostic, full-length, or topic-focused — choose what fits your study stage.

    2

    Test under exam conditions

    Time yourself, no notes, no breaks. Mirror the real Pearson VUE testing experience.

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    Review every rationale

    Don't just check your score — read every rationale and remediate weak categories.

    Or Practice by Content Area

    Want to drill a specific weak spot before your next mock exam? Jump into a category-specific question bank.

    Mock Exam FAQs

    Are the NCLEX mock exams really free?

    Yes. Every mock exam on NclexRevision.com is 100% free — no signup, no credit card, no paywall. Our mission is accessible NCLEX-RN prep for every nursing student.

    How realistic are the mock exams?

    Each mock is built to mirror the NCSBN NCLEX-RN test plan weighting, including Next Generation NCLEX (NGN) item types like bowtie, matrix, and unfolding case studies.

    What score on the mock predicts NCLEX success?

    Consistently scoring 65% or higher on our 145-question full-length mock — with strong rationale comprehension — typically correlates with a high probability of passing the NCLEX-RN.

    How often should I take a mock exam?

    We recommend one diagnostic at the start, a topic-focused mock weekly during prep, and a full 145-question simulation 7–10 days before your exam date.

    Ready to test your NCLEX readiness?

    Start with the diagnostic or jump straight into a full-length simulation.

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