NCLEX-RN® Q-Bank

15 Years Out of School, New to the USA, and I PASSED in 85! 🇺🇸🩺 I am proof that it is never too late and no gap is too wide! After being out of school for over 15 years and recently moving to the US, I sat for my NCLEX and passed on my first attempt in 85 questions. My Strategy: Pure consistency. I followed my daily study plan religiously. I didn't miss a single day—not one. Even when I was tired or overwhelmed, I showed up for those practice questions. Archer’s layout and questions kept me on track and mirrored the actual exam perfectly. To my fellow international nurses and those who have been out of the game for a while: You can do this. Trust the process, don't skip a day, and keep pushing

The 3-day webinar helped so much to consolidate the information and really give a broad look at the topics

Archer was a great tool in my journey. I used the calendar to stay on track, solidify my knowledge, and gain more confidence. Anytime I had a question, customer service got back to me very quickly! I genuinely think that the videos and the readiness assessments gave me the confidence I needed to pass. Thank you Archer!

I'll follow the 6 weeks calendar review. rationale are very helpful. it was my fish attempt and I passed. during my exam, more SATA questions and case study. Content, strategy and 85 questions everyday helps me a lot.

I used the Archer Review three-week study plan, leaving a few days of rest before the NCLEX exam day. I did the 85 questions daily, every other day the readiness assessment (scored with very high) and every week the CAT exam. Reviewing the rationale was key into understanding why. It is impossible to know and memorize everything, but it really helped my confidence. I passed on my first attempt with 85 questions! I'd recommend the 6 week plan to let the content marinate, since the 3 week plan is very condensed and requires your time.

15 Years Out of School, New to the USA, and I PASSED in 85! 🇺🇸🩺 I am proof that it is never too late and no gap is too wide! After being out of school for over 15 years and recently moving to the US, I sat for my NCLEX and passed on my first attempt in 85 questions. My Strategy: Pure consistency. I followed my daily study plan religiously. I didn't miss a single day—not one. Even when I was tired or overwhelmed, I showed up for those practice questions. Archer’s layout and questions kept me on track and mirrored the actual exam perfectly. To my fellow international nurses and those who have been out of the game for a while: You can do this. Trust the process, don't skip a day, and keep pushing

The 3-day webinar helped so much to consolidate the information and really give a broad look at the topics

Archer was a great tool in my journey. I used the calendar to stay on track, solidify my knowledge, and gain more confidence. Anytime I had a question, customer service got back to me very quickly! I genuinely think that the videos and the readiness assessments gave me the confidence I needed to pass. Thank you Archer!

I'll follow the 6 weeks calendar review. rationale are very helpful. it was my fish attempt and I passed. during my exam, more SATA questions and case study. Content, strategy and 85 questions everyday helps me a lot.

I used the Archer Review three-week study plan, leaving a few days of rest before the NCLEX exam day. I did the 85 questions daily, every other day the readiness assessment (scored with very high) and every week the CAT exam. Reviewing the rationale was key into understanding why. It is impossible to know and memorize everything, but it really helped my confidence. I passed on my first attempt with 85 questions! I'd recommend the 6 week plan to let the content marinate, since the 3 week plan is very condensed and requires your time.

I wish I had known about Archer soon!! This program made the immense amount of information needed to pass the NCLEX digestible and easy to follow. I would absolutely recommend it above other similar NCLEX-prep programs to nursing students.

I am thrilled to share that I passed the NCLEX-RN on my first attempt! My exam shut off at 85 questions, and I credit much of my preparedness and confidence to Archer Review. ​While I primarily utilized the practice tutorial quizzes, the detailed rationales were easily the best asset of the program. Archer doesn't just explain why the correct answer is right; it breaks down why the other choices are incorrect. This level of detail fosters a deeper clinical understanding and builds the critical thinking skills necessary for the exam, even without extensive hands-on experience. ​If I could offer one tip to future students, it would be to take full advantage of the "Readiness Assessments." Although I felt prepared, I believe those assessments are a vital tool for building the endurance needed for boards. I give Archer Review a solid 10/10 and strongly recommend it to anyone preparing for their licensure. Thank you for such an impactful study platform!

I failed my RN NCLEX the first time around. The second time I took multiple readiness assessments and focused on the rationale for the right and wrong answer and I passed.

I purchased the one month sure pass and focused on improving my weakest areas. I spent time listening to the recorded lectures, took multiple readiness assessments, and completed several CAT exams. Thanks to this structured approach, I passed the NCLEX on my first attempt. The questions from Archer Review closely resemble the actual NCLEX, which made a huge difference in my confidence and preparation. I found it much more helpful and practical compared to ATI. Overall, I’m extremely happy with this product and would highly recommend it to anyone preparing for the NCLEX.

I HIGHLY recommend Archer! Take as many practice tests as you can on Archer & read all of the rationales, even for the ones you got right. It takes a while that way, but it WILL pay off. Archer has different practice tests you can use to study. 1.) ‘Tutorial Mode’, where you can see if you got the answer correct or not immediately after answering it— good for practicing. 2.) ‘Readiness Exams’, where it’s like a practice exam (will show you your score & the correct answers after completion); 4 high scores on these readiness exams are indicative of a 98-99% pass rate 4 the NCLEX (which is accurate for everyone I know & myself). 3.) ‘CAT Exam’, which is the computer adaptive version, just like the NCLEX, so it’s good to practice! Archer provides you with a ton of great resources, and I’m glad I used them all bc I passed on my 1st attempt!🥳

I wish I had known about Archer soon!! This program made the immense amount of information needed to pass the NCLEX digestible and easy to follow. I would absolutely recommend it above other similar NCLEX-prep programs to nursing students.

I am thrilled to share that I passed the NCLEX-RN on my first attempt! My exam shut off at 85 questions, and I credit much of my preparedness and confidence to Archer Review. ​While I primarily utilized the practice tutorial quizzes, the detailed rationales were easily the best asset of the program. Archer doesn't just explain why the correct answer is right; it breaks down why the other choices are incorrect. This level of detail fosters a deeper clinical understanding and builds the critical thinking skills necessary for the exam, even without extensive hands-on experience. ​If I could offer one tip to future students, it would be to take full advantage of the "Readiness Assessments." Although I felt prepared, I believe those assessments are a vital tool for building the endurance needed for boards. I give Archer Review a solid 10/10 and strongly recommend it to anyone preparing for their licensure. Thank you for such an impactful study platform!

I failed my RN NCLEX the first time around. The second time I took multiple readiness assessments and focused on the rationale for the right and wrong answer and I passed.

I purchased the one month sure pass and focused on improving my weakest areas. I spent time listening to the recorded lectures, took multiple readiness assessments, and completed several CAT exams. Thanks to this structured approach, I passed the NCLEX on my first attempt. The questions from Archer Review closely resemble the actual NCLEX, which made a huge difference in my confidence and preparation. I found it much more helpful and practical compared to ATI. Overall, I’m extremely happy with this product and would highly recommend it to anyone preparing for the NCLEX.

I HIGHLY recommend Archer! Take as many practice tests as you can on Archer & read all of the rationales, even for the ones you got right. It takes a while that way, but it WILL pay off. Archer has different practice tests you can use to study. 1.) ‘Tutorial Mode’, where you can see if you got the answer correct or not immediately after answering it— good for practicing. 2.) ‘Readiness Exams’, where it’s like a practice exam (will show you your score & the correct answers after completion); 4 high scores on these readiness exams are indicative of a 98-99% pass rate 4 the NCLEX (which is accurate for everyone I know & myself). 3.) ‘CAT Exam’, which is the computer adaptive version, just like the NCLEX, so it’s good to practice! Archer provides you with a ton of great resources, and I’m glad I used them all bc I passed on my 1st attempt!🥳