Work a 3-patient shift
The ward board hands you three patients, in any NCLEX format. See the rationale for each, and how you did against every nurse who answered them today.
Don’t find out on test day. Work a three-patient shift in two minutes and see how you do against every nurse who answered the same questions today. Then take a full mock exam, free, and get a plan that fixes your weak spots before the real thing.
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You’ve given this years. The clinicals, the care plans, the nights you studied after a shift. Everyone keeps asking when you’ll find out. If it goes wrong:

Deep breath. Your first try is your best shot, and we’ll make it count together.Ace, your tutor
Your best chance is the first one. Don’t spend it guessing.
NCSBN 2025 NCLEX-RN figures for US-educated candidates, as reported by Becker’s Hospital Review (86.7% first-time) and nursing-education sources (49–53% repeat).
Most people prepare by doing everything: thousands of questions, every chapter. The hours go into what they already know, and the topics that will cost them stay hidden until test day.

I’ll find your gaps first. Then we fix them together, a little every day.Ace, your tutor
The ward board hands you three patients, in any NCLEX format. See the rationale for each, and how you did against every nurse who answered them today.
A full adaptive mock exam, like the real one. It stops once it’s sure of your level and shows exactly what’s pulling you down. Stop any time; it saves.
A plan built from your mock and paced to your exam date. Every day starts with your weakest area, so your hours go where the points are.
Bow-ties. Select-all. Matrix grids. On test day the format can cost you as many points as the content. Practise each one until it feels routine, scored the way the NCLEX scores it, partial credit and all.
Name the problem, the action, and what to watch. Miss one side and it shows.
Every wrong tick cancels a right one. Learn whether you over-pick or under-pick.
Row after row of findings. Judge each one without second-guessing the last.
Finish the clinical picture, one blank at a time.
Spot the findings that matter in a wall of chart notes.
Put the steps in the order you’d really do them, under pressure.
Six questions across all five Next Gen formats. You’ll see which one is costing you points.
That’s the one.A level above 2.0 ng/mL is toxic (therapeutic is 0.5–2.0), and yellow-green halos are classic digoxin toxicity. You hold the drug and tell the provider. Continuing it risks complete heart block or ventricular fibrillation.
— Ace · your tutor
This is the cheapest place you’ll ever get one wrong. Every answer explains why, for the right option and each wrong one. Still not clicking? Ask Ace and get it explained another way.
MyNurseNotes started as a printed book nursing students study from. The app is the same voice and the same shortcuts, with a question bank, a mock exam and a plan around it.
One retake is $200 in exam fees and at least 45 days of waiting. Everything that tells you where you stand (the shift, the full mock, your plan) is free. Pro is there when you want to practise without limits.
Sit the NCLEX while Pro is active, having logged at least 100 study hours, 1,500 questions and 3 mock exams in the app. If you don’t pass, send us your result letter and we’ll refund your subscription in full.

Still not sure? Try a shift with me. Two minutes, no pressure.Ace, your tutor
You might not. But the three-patient shift and the free mock work alongside any question bank, and they tell you where your gaps are. Work the three-patient shift. If it doesn’t tell you something you didn’t know, you’ve lost two minutes.
Start with the three-patient shift. That’s two minutes. The mock saves after every answer, so you can do it in pieces between shifts. After 30 answers you get a first read.
The shift, one full mock, your result and your plan are free, with 10 questions and 10 flashcards a day after that. No card to start. Pro is there if you want unlimited practice; plenty of people never need it.
No. Nobody can give you real exam questions, and anyone who says they can isn’t being straight with you. These are NCLEX-style practice questions, in every Next Gen format, each with a written rationale.
Yes. Pick your exam when you sign up, and the questions, the mock and the plan all follow it.
No. It runs in your browser on your phone, tablet or laptop. Add it to your home screen and it works like an app.
Then you get the book-owner rate. Redeem the code printed inside and the price drops at checkout.
Your access runs to the end of the period you’ve paid for, then stops. Your account and progress stay, and the free plan keeps working.
You look yourself up and your license is there. The job starts. The “did you pass?” texts stop. Every late night was worth it. It starts with knowing where you stand, and that takes two minutes.