Vexam: NCLEX-RN Prep Questions

Get it wrong once, not twice. Vexam names the mistake behind every NCLEX miss, then re-tests it. 2,787 questions and 90 case studies, offline on the train or on break.

Most question banks tell you the right answer. Vexam names the wrong idea that made yours look right, then comes back with a new question to check that idea has changed.

Built for the Next Generation NCLEX-RN®: every item format the exam uses, 2,787 questions, 90 case studies, more than two-thirds written at the two hardest of our five difficulty levels, adaptive practice, and two full-length exam simulations. No account needed to start.

EVERY QUESTION NAMES THE MISTAKE IT IS BUILT AROUND Not a rationale pasted under the key, but the specific confusion that makes a wrong option look right to a candidate who is nearly there. It is on every question, and it is what your review schedule is built around. Miss one and Vexam offers a quick set on that exact concept.

EVERY QUESTION NAMES ITS SOURCE StatPearls, Open RN, the CDC, MedlinePlus. Open the page we relied on and read it yourself. If a question is wrong, the flag on it reaches us and we can withdraw it without an app update; the change reaches your phone when it next connects.

ALL ELEVEN ITEM FORMATS, NOT A SAMPLE Every format in NCSBN's own item tutorial: multiple choice, select all that apply, select N, bow-tie, matrix multiple choice, matrix multiple response, drop-down cloze, drop-down table, multiple response grouping, highlight text, and fill-in-the-blank. More than half the bank is in a Next Gen format, because that is what the exam became in 2023.

90 CASE STUDIES IN THE EXAM'S OWN SHAPE A chart with tabs, read across six linked screens that follow the clinical judgment steps.

TAKE THE FULL EXAM BEFORE TEST DAY Two Full NCLEX-RN® Exam Simulations: 85 to 150 questions, adaptive progression, three case studies, and a five-hour clock with optional breaks. It ends when your readiness is clear, at 150 questions, or when time runs out, then shows how you did by content area. An independent readiness assessment, not a prediction of your result.

IT ADAPTS, BECAUSE THE EXAM DOES A short check places you. Practice starts where you are and moves as you improve, and the mix targets the midpoint of every category range in the official 2026 NCLEX-RN® test plan.

IT KNOWS YOUR TEST DATE Questions you miss come back at intervals that tighten as the date approaches, and in the final week your review works the questions you miss most.

ALREADY USING ANOTHER QBANK? KEEP IT. Vexam is the second opinion on the questions you get wrong, and explains any question you scan from a book or screen.

WITHOUT A SUBSCRIPTION · A question of the day · Ten practice questions a day · Every explanation, on every option · Lab values and drug cards, any time · Flashcards and drills, a set every day

A SUBSCRIPTION ADDS · The whole question bank, no daily limit · Adaptive mock exams, as many as you like · Two Full NCLEX-RN® Exam Simulations, five hours each · A quick set on any concept you miss · Ask the tutor, or scan a question and have it explained, within monthly allowances

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