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#MondayMotivation: "Live life when you have it. Life is a splendid gift – there is nothing small about it." -Florence Nightingale #NursesWeek2026 #NCLEXinfo

#WednesdayWisdom All NCLEX candidates now see three case studies that count on their exam. Candidates may also see up to two additional “unscored” case studies that don't count toward the pass/fail result. See samples at nclex.com/prepare.page #NCLEXinfo

Q: Are items in case studies dependent on correctly responding to prior items in the same set? A: Each item within a case study is independent and scored accordingly. Care is taken to avoid cuing within the case study. #FAQFriday #NCLEXinfo

#MondayMotivation: "How very little can be done under the spirit of fear." -Florence Nightingale #NursesWeek2026 #NCLEXinfo

#WednesdayWisdom: The Candidate Bulletin serves as your guide from before to after the NCLEX! nclex.com/files/2025_NCL… #NCLEXinfo

Q: Is there a certain percentage of different item formats on the NCLEX? A: There is no established percentage of items formats that will be administered to candidates. The NCLEX is computer adaptive and items are based on the candidate’s ability. #FAQFriday #NCLEXinfo.

Good luck to everyone studying for the NCLEX this summer! “Everything good, everything magical, happens between the months of June and August.” ~ Jenny Han

#WednesdayWisdom: Become familiar with how NCLEX items work in the Pearson VUE software with the candidate tutorial. Link in bio #NCLEXinfo

Q: How are items scored? A: NCLEX items have multiple item formats. There is partial credit scoring for items for which more than one key exists. There are three methods for scoring items for partial credit: plus/minus, zero/one, and rationale scoring. #FAQFriday #NCLEXinfo

#MondayMotivation: Be brave. Even if you're not, pretend to be. No one can tell the difference. ~ Jackson H. Brown Jr. #NCLEXinfo

#WednesdayWisdom: Is your NCLEX exam day approaching? Find out everything you need to know for a stress-free test! nclex.com/exam-day.page

Q: Do calculation items have a decimal place? A: Yes, unless the item requests an answer using a whole number. If asked to record to one (or two) decimal places, the candidate must enter the decimal point for the answer to be correct. #FAQFriday #NCLEXinfo

#MondayMotivation "The point is not to pay back kindness but to pass it on" ~ Julia Alvarez #NCLEXinfo

#WednesdayWisdom All NCLEX candidates now see three case studies that count on their exam. Candidates may also see up to two additional “unscored” case studies that don't count toward the pass/fail result. See samples at nclex.com/prepare.page #NCLEXinfo

Q: When should a candidate round a calculation item? A: Answers to calculation items should be rounded at the end of the calculation. #FAQFriday #NCLEXinfo

#MondayMotivation Almost everything will work again if you unplug it for a few minutes, including you. ~ Anne Lamott #NCLEXinfo

#WednesdayWisdom: The Candidate Bulletin serves as your guide from before to after the NCLEX! nclex.com/files/2025_NCL… #NCLEXinfo

Q: Can candidates answer an item and move to the next item even if they did not open all of the exhibit tabs? A: Yes. The candidate is not prompted to open all of the exhibit tabs. A candidate cannot move to the next item without answering a question. #FAQFriday #NCLEXinfo

#MondayMotivation “Our job as nurses is to cushion the sorrow and celebrate the job, every day, while we are ‘just doing our jobs.’” —Christine Belle #NCLEXinfo

Join us this Sept. for the NCLEX Conference. Leaders from the Emergency Nurses Association & the National League for Nursing will share how they help new nurses integrate clinical judgment into practice & how to help your students succeed. Register here: ncsbn.org/events/2025-nc…