NCLEX-RN Practice Questions Exam Cram

This is an excellent NCLEX-RN review book! It is filled with over a thousand great questions, and it is divided into 5 comprehensive practice exams. A perfect book for a thorough review after nursing school to help you prepare for the NCLEX. The questions are appropriate and very extensive rationales are provided for each one. This book is smaller and perfect for studying on the go. It also comes with free online resources such as additional practice exams. Plus the price is great compared to other NCLEX books. It's a must have if you are a current nursing student or a new grad!

Professor recommended I get this book so that I could practice questions. I used these questions for any subjects I felt weak about. I also recommend the ATI questions

I love this book! A ton of questions I’ve never seen before after many other resources. Rationales are short but concise. The cheat sheet at the front is very helpful as well

It's an excellent resource and book. Unfortunately, the chapters all contain random questions rather than contain body systems and then the questions. It is worth the money.

I love this book! It definitely was my saving grace that helped me pass the NCLEX on my first attempt. I personally hate Kaplan because they essentially told me I was going to fail. But this book helped me to learn why an answer was correct or incorrect depending on what I chose and had questions more closely related to what I had on my exam.

I used the Exam Cram books for both my PN and now my RN NCLEX. I couldn't afford uworld and found these a great resource especially while studying at work. The online testing is a great bonus as well with the code included.

Book came in perfect condition. The questions on the book are alright. I was hoping it came with a cd with practice questions similar to my lvn version. I prefer a digital method of studying so I sticked to the NCLEX app and Kaplan quiz bank instead. But if you need to highlight and write notes to further develop comprehension this book what youre looking for

IMO these style questions were most like the NCLEX; questions randomized and relatively short. Took the opportunity to look up information about things I never heard of before.

Just hope it had more SATA questions and more in-depth rationales but other than that it seems good for cramming