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Readiness Assessment & CAT

How will you actually know you're ready for exam-ready? Two words: Readiness Assessments. With Archer Review, as long as you've got questions left in your Qbank, you've got unlimited access to readiness assessments. Our system crafts the ideal test to gauge your skills, providing a detailed score report revealing your NCLEX passing probability. Assess, excel, and stride confidently toward exam day!

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Why take a Readiness Assessment?

Choose this option to gauge your likelihood of passing the NCLEX. It's like a practice test for the NCLEX, featuring timed questions covering all subjects. Scoring high or very high in four consecutive assessments aligns with a 99.35% NCLEX pass rate!

We suggest taking a readiness test every 5-7 days as frequent assessments better predict success than excelling in just one test. Regular testing patterns reveal your readiness journey more effectively!

Discover your changes of passing

Once you complete a readiness assessment, you'll receive a score categorized as low, borderline, high, or very high. This score reflects how well you performed on that specific set of questions compared to your peers. If you've significantly outperformed the average, your chances of passing is notably high!

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Why take a Computer Adaptive Test (CAT)?

Simulate the NCLEX environment with CAT and receive instant pass or fail results for insights into your performance. This adaptive testing adjusts to your ability and provides a pass/fail result based on your cumulative performance, including question difficulty.

CAT Testing for NCLEX Success

Use CAT for NCLEX-like adaptive testing that adjusts to your ability and provides a pass/fail result based on cumulative performance and question difficulty. Don't view a single CAT test as a definitive readiness measure. Instead, use Archer readiness assessments with 99% accuracy.

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Track your Statistics

Dive into your performance dashboard post-readiness assessment to unleash the power of statistics tracking. Uncover not only your high and low-scoring areas of the test plan, but also pinpoint subjects, lessons, and even specific topics you need to work on! Effortlessly focus on your weaknesses, spending less time sifting through notes and more time building unshakeable confidence for your upcoming NCLEX success.

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Answer Change Analysis

Do you struggle with changing correct answers to wrong ones, only to regret it later? Archer Review analyzes your answer changes, displaying results on your performance dashboard. This will help you assess if second-guessing impacts your test scores.

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Frequently Asked Questions

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What is the Archer Readiness Assessment?

The Readiness Assessment is an 85-question test that ranks you low, borderline, high, or very high based on your score compared to your peers. The goal is to get four highs or very highs consecutively before taking your NCLEX exam.

What topics are covered in the Readiness Assessment?

The assessment covers all NCLEX client need categories, including Safe and Effective Care Environment, Health Promotion, Psychosocial Integrity, and Physiological Integrity.

Can I use the Readiness Assessment to track progress?

Yes, the Readiness Assessment provides a detailed performance report to help track your progress over time.

How does the Archer use CAT technology?

The assessment adapts to your performance, giving easier or harder questions based on your answers, just like the actual NCLEX.

How is the score determined in a CAT exam?

Your score is determined by the difficulty of the questions you answered correctly and your overall performance, not just the number of correct answers

Can I see my strengths and weaknesses after the test?

Yes, the post-assessment report highlights your strengths and areas needing improvement across all key NCLEX domains.

How long does a CAT take?

The duration varies, but it typically ranges between 85 to 150 questions, depending on your performance.

Can I retake the Archer Readiness Assessment/CAT exams?

Only unused questions can be used to take readiness assessments and CAT exams.

How can the Readiness Assessment improve my NCLEX prep?

It helps identify key areas where you need improvement, enabling more focused study sessions to increase your chances of passing the NCLEX.

Can I take breaks during the readiness assessments and CAT exams?

We recommend making the environment as close to the NCLEX as possible. You should take the exam in one sitting with two to three short breaks. To simulate the exam experience, try taking them at a coffee shop or library and use a small whiteboard during the exam.