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Naxlex Predictor Exams: Full-Length NCLEX, TEAS, HESI and ATI Exit Practice

Naxlex Editorial Team · Updated · 8 min read

Nursing student taking a timed Naxlex Predictor exam

Short answer

Naxlex Predictor exams are full-length, timed practice exams on exam-style screens for NCLEX-RN, NCLEX-PN, TEAS 7, HESI A2, HESI Exit and ATI Exit. Each one is sized and timed like the exam it practices, puts questions you haven't seen first, saves your answers as you go, and ends with a results report showing your score and weak areas.

Key takeaways

  • Full-length and timed, matched to each exam's published format.
  • Exam-style screens for NCLEX, HESI, ATI and TEAS practice.
  • Questions you haven't seen come first, so each attempt brings new ones.
  • Every requested material in My Materials has its own Take the Predictor Exam button.
  • Results go straight to Results & Progress.

How long each Naxlex Predictor is

Each Predictor follows the published format of its exam:

  • NCLEX-RN / NCLEX-PN — up to 150 questions, about 5 hours, with CAT-style stopping on the NCLEX Predictor.
  • ATI TEAS 7 — 170 questions across Reading, Math, Science and English, 209 minutes.
  • HESI A2 — section by section, with Math, Reading, Vocabulary and Grammar at 55 items and Biology, Chemistry and A&P at 30.
  • HESI Exit — 160 questions, about 5 hours.
  • ATI Exit (Comprehensive Predictor) — 180 questions, 3 hours.

A Predictor for every material you study

Requested a med-surg, pharmacology or course-specific test bank? Open it in My Materials and tap the gold Take the Predictor Exam button. Naxlex builds a full-length timed exam from that material on the matching exam-style screen — HESI-style for HESI materials, ATI-style for ATI, TEAS-style for TEAS and NCLEX-style for everything else. Take it again any time; questions you haven't seen yet come first.

Reading your Predictor results

When you finish, you see your score, every question you missed with its rationale, and the areas that need the most work. Use that list to plan the next week: a focused quiz on each weak area, then another Predictor in two to three weeks to see how far you've come.

Tips for Predictor day

  • Take it in one sitting where possible, like the real exam.
  • Silence notifications and keep water nearby.
  • Read every stem twice and look for the priority word: first, best, immediate.
  • Use Save & Exit if you must stop — your timer and answers are kept.

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Practice questions with rationales

Original NCLEX-style questions. Choose an answer to see the rationale.

  1. 1. A client is 2 hours post-thyroidectomy and reports tingling around the mouth. What should the nurse assess next?

    Answer and rationale

    Correct: B. Perioral tingling after thyroidectomy suggests hypocalcemia from parathyroid injury. Chvostek's sign checks for neuromuscular irritability.

  2. 2. Which client should the nurse see first?

    Answer and rationale

    Correct: B. Accessory muscle use with wheezing signals airway compromise — airway comes first.

Frequently asked questions

What is the Naxlex Predictor?

A full-length, timed practice exam on an exam-style screen that ends with your score and weak areas.

Which exams have a Naxlex Predictor?

NCLEX-RN, NCLEX-PN, TEAS 7, HESI A2, HESI Exit and ATI Exit — plus a Predictor for every material in My Materials.

Will I see the same questions on my next Predictor?

Questions you haven't seen come first, so each attempt brings new ones.

Can I pause a Predictor?

Yes. Save & Exit keeps your answers and timer so you can resume.

Does a Predictor score guarantee my exam result?

No practice exam can guarantee a result, but it shows clearly where to focus next.

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