ATI Comprehensive Predictor Scores VS NCLEX Pass Rate
The
ATI Comprehensive Predictor score is a predictor of what students will make on the
NCLEX examinations. The exam consists of 180 questions of which 150 questions will count toward the score. The following is the breakdown of the ATI Comprehensive Predictor scores VS NCLEX pass rate:
- 80.7% – 100% (Comprehensive Predictor) = 99% (Probability of Passing the NCLEX)
- 78.0% – 80.0% (Comprehensive Predictor) = 98% (Probability of Passing the NCLEX)
- 74.7% – 77.3% (Comprehensive Predictor) = 96% – 97% (Probability of Passing the NCLEX)
- 72.0% – 74.0% (Comprehensive Predictor) = 94% – 95% (Probability of Passing the NCLEX)
- 70.0% – 71.3% (Comprehensive Predictor) = 91% – 93% (Probability of Passing the NCLEX)
- 68.7% – 69.3% (Comprehensive Predictor) = 89% – 90% (Probability of Passing the NCLEX)
- 66.0% – 68.0% (Comprehensive Predictor) = 84% – 88% (Probability of Passing the NCLEX)
- 64.7% – 65.3% (Comprehensive Predictor) = 81% – 82% (Probability of Passing the NCLEX)
- 62.7% – 64.0% (Comprehensive Predictor) = 75% -79% (Probability of Passing the NCLEX)
- 59.3% – 62.0% (Comprehensive Predictor) = 63% – 73% (Probability of Passing the NCLEX)
- 53.3% – 58.7% (Comprehensive Predictor) = 37% – 60% (Probability of Passing the NCLEX)
- 0.0% – 52.7% (Comprehensive Predictor) = 1% – 34% (Probability of Passing the NCLEX)
ATI Testing provides students with the tools that they need to become licensed nurses. Passing the NCLEX examination is important. Nursing students and nurses can quickly identify their strengths and weaknesses in content areas so that they can increase their chances of passing the NCLEX. ATI is dedicated to making understanding nursing content a bit easier. High scores on ATI tests will likely mean success in the NCLEX.
