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Getting started

Creating an account and your first test

Satapass is an online NCLEX question bank for NCLEX-RN and NCLEX-PN candidates. You practise with exam-style questions and full rationales, simulate exam day with an adaptive CAT and readiness tests, and track your strong and weak areas after every test.

Select Create your account, enter your full name, email address and a password, and you are in. It takes under a minute.

No. Satapass runs in your web browser on phones, tablets and laptops. There is nothing to download or update.

Open Create test from your dashboard. Choose the exam (RN or PN), tutor or timed mode and the question pool, then pick question types, focus areas and the number of questions, and start the test.

Most students start in tutor mode to learn the reasoning behind each answer, then add timed tests closer to exam day to build pace and stamina.

Plans and payment

Pricing, access and renewals

There are 3 plans: Free Trial (14 days, $0.00), Premium (30 days, $64.00), Premium Plus (90 days, $128.00). The pricing page compares what each plan includes.

The Free Trial lets you try Satapass before you pay. It includes up to 100 questions with tutor and timed modes, every question type and rationales. The adaptive CAT and the readiness predictor are part of the paid plans.

No. Each plan is a one-time payment in US dollars for a fixed number of days. There is no automatic renewal, so you are never charged again unless you choose another plan.

Your access starts as soon as your plan is active, and it runs for the number of days in that plan.

Your account and history stay in place. To keep practising, choose a new plan on the pricing page.

Yes. Choose the plan you want on the pricing page. If you have a question about moving between plans, email our team before you pay.

Practice and tests

Modes, question types and tools

Tutor mode shows whether you were right and the full rationale after each question, with no clock. Timed mode runs a clock and keeps answers hidden until you submit, then you review every question in review mode.

Every NCLEX format, including multiple choice, select all that apply, ordered response, calculation and hotspot, plus Next Generation items such as matrix, cloze, drop-down, highlight, bowtie, trend and six-question case studies.

Yes. The test builder lets you choose question types, nursing subjects and Client Needs domains. You can also work through standalone questions topic by topic, or practise priority questions and case studies on their own.

Yes. In the test builder, choose the incorrect question pool. You can also choose unused, omitted or all questions.

Yes. Pause any test and resume it later from where you stopped, on the same device or a different one.

Yes. There is an on-screen calculator, a notepad, a mark for review option, and notes and bookmarks you can save on any question.

You set the number in the test builder, from a short drill up to 150 questions, depending on how many questions match your filters.

Adaptive CAT and readiness

Simulating exam day

The adaptive CAT has 85 questions. As you answer, the difficulty follows your performance and your ability estimate is updated after every item. At the end you get a pass or fail result and a breakdown by Client Needs.

Take it once your practice scores are steady across the Client Needs categories. It works best as a readiness check rather than as your first test.

They are fixed tests written to the NCLEX test plan. Taking them at set points in your study shows your progress against the same benchmark each time.

It reads your results across the tests you have completed, places you in a readiness band and shows the Client Needs areas to work on before your exam date.

No practice test can guarantee an exam result. Satapass shows how you are performing against the test plan so you can decide when you are ready and what to work on.

Results and performance

Reports and progress tracking

Your score, the points you earned, your time per question and a breakdown by area. Review mode then shows every question again with the correct answer and the full rationale.

Your test reports and the Performance page break your results down by Client Needs, subject and question type, and track your scores over time.

The Performance page shows your average score next to the average of other students preparing on Satapass, so you can see where you stand.

Yes. Every test is saved in your history with its report. You can review the answers again at any time.

Account and devices

Sign-in, password and settings

Yes. You choose the exam in the test builder each time you create a test, so your practice follows the exam you are sitting.

Select Forgot password on the log in page and enter your email address. We will send you a link to set a new password.

Yes. Sign in on your phone, tablet or laptop and your tests, history and notes are there. You can pause a test on one device and resume it on another.

No. Each account is for one student. Your scores and performance reports only make sense when every answer is yours.

Content and copyright

Where our questions come from

No. Every question, rationale and case study is written by the Satapass team to match the style and difficulty of the exam. We never use recalled or leaked exam items.

No. We do not own, distribute or sell any copyrighted content. All practice questions are original.

No. NCLEX, NCLEX-RN and NCLEX-PN are registered trademarks of the National Council of State Boards of Nursing, which does not endorse Satapass.

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