Safe and Effective Care Environment
- Management of Care
- Safety and Infection Prevention and Control
Nursing & healthcare
NCLEX-RN
The NCLEX-RN is a variable-length computerized adaptive exam used by nursing regulatory bodies as part of registered nurse licensure. Passy helps turn a broad test plan into clear practice priorities.
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Practice nowStart 10 free questionsGet a rationale after every answer.→Make a study planShape the time you haveBuild a practical outline you can adjust.→Understand the NCLEXBrowse source-backed guidesFind a direct answer to a current exam question.→Waiting for resultsUse official result guidanceUnderstand timing, channels, and what is not confirmed.→
Exam at a glance
Know the shape of the exam.
FormatComputerized adaptive test
Question selection responds to your estimated ability.
Length85–150 items
The exam can stop after the minimum or continue to the maximum.
TimeUp to 5 hours
The time limit includes the introduction and all breaks.
Current plan2026 RN Test Plan
Effective April 1, 2026 through March 31, 2029.
What you’ll practice
Cover the shape of NCLEX.
Scan the official NCLEX content areas and keep each study session connected to the wider exam.
Health Promotion and Maintenance
Core client needPsychosocial Integrity
Core client needPhysiological Integrity
- Basic Care and Comfort
- Pharmacological and Parenteral Therapies
- Reduction of Risk Potential
- Physiological Adaptation
Content-area names follow the official 2026 NCLEX-RN Test Plan.
How Passy helps with NCLEX
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Passy keeps NCLEX prep focused so each session leads naturally into the next.
Quick Practice
Give each session a clear purpose.
Start with a short mixed set while keeping sight of the wider exam.Start Practice →AI Rescue
Understand the idea while it is fresh.
Use clear explanation choices such as Make it simple or Why was I wrong?Learn from the answer →Fix It
Return to what needs another look.
Revisit missed questions so the next attempt starts from a clearer idea.Fix Mistakes →Your next best move
Know what to work on next.
Let each practice session lead naturally into one useful next move.Your next best move →Free NCLEX resources
Learn, practice, or make a plan.
Choose the next step that fits what you need right now.
10 original questions
Try free practice
Answer one at a time and learn from every rationale.
Start practice →Practical planning aidBuild a study outline
Shape the time you have into a clear, realistic rhythm.
Build my outline →Source-backed answersFind a NCLEX guide
Go straight to the question already on your mind.
Browse guides →Useful answers first
Most searched NCLEX questions
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