RN TICKETShut-off simDoes 85 mean pass?

Will it shut off at 85?

A free practice run of how the NCLEX-RN® ends: 85 to 150 questions, 15 that don't count, 3 case studies, and a computer that stops the moment it's 95% sure you're above or below the line. Take it yourself, or watch test-takers at every level go through it.

Shut off at 85 above the line and you're in the 85 Club. From RN Ticket, built by an RN: our own questions, run on the stopping rules NCSBN publishes. Practice only: it can't predict your real result.

How this run works

  • 85 to 150 questions and a 5-hour clock, like the real exam. The clock only runs while this page is open.
  • 15 questions don't count. Real exams try out new questions on you. You won't know which ones until the end.
  • 3 case studies of 6 questions each: one client, a chart that updates, and the six clinical judgment steps.
  • No going back. Once you submit, the next question comes up. Each one is picked to be about as hard as you've shown you can handle.
  • It stops on its own as soon as it's 95% sure which side of the passing line you're on, or at 150, or when time runs out.