NCLEX Resources
Find a clearer path through NCLEX preparation. Explore free articles and videos, download the free NCLEX Playbook for repeat test takers, or choose a study resource that fits what you need now.
Get the free NCLEX Playbook →Explore resourcesWhere are you in your NCLEX journey?
You do not need to collect every resource you find. Begin with your exam timeline and the areas where you need the most help, then choose one focused next step.
Preparing for your first NCLEX?
Start by understanding the current exam, building a realistic study schedule, reviewing core content, and practicing clinical judgment questions with rationales.
Explore NCLEX prep options →Taking NCLEX again?
Review your previous preparation and Candidate Performance Report, then decide what to change in your next study plan.
Start with repeat test taker resources →Free NCLEX articles and videos
Use these resources to understand the exam process and strengthen your study approach before deciding whether you need a course or book.
How to pass NCLEX after failing
A starting point for looking at your previous attempt and rebuilding your study approach.
Read the article →How long does it take to get your ATT?
Learn what the Authorization to Test means and what to consider while waiting to schedule your exam.
Read the ATT article →Watch Choosing Nursing NCLEX Prep
Visit our YouTube channel for NCLEX review, explanations, and study guidance you can return to as needed.
Explore the YouTube channel →Browse more NCLEX content
Find additional articles and videos from Choosing Nursing as you work through your study plan.
Explore Choosing Nursing NCLEX prep →Failed NCLEX before? Build a different plan.
A repeat attempt can feel heavy. Give yourself time to process the result, then review what happened: content gaps, question strategy, timing, study consistency, and the areas identified in your Candidate Performance Report.
Get the NCLEX Repeat Test Taker Playbook
Start with a free resource created for people preparing to retake the exam. The download page explains what you will receive.
Download the free Playbook →Read the repeat test taker guide
Work through why your previous study plan may not have produced the result you wanted and identify what deserves attention next.
Read how to approach your next attempt →Explore the NCLEX Blueprint Review Course
If you want a guided review beyond free articles and videos, explore the Blueprint page for repeat test takers. Review the course curriculum, included study materials, access terms, and current price before enrolling.
See the NCLEX Blueprint course →This course is a preparation resource. Enrollment does not guarantee a passing result.
Books, practice, and focused reviews
Choose resources that fill a specific gap in your study plan. Each product link takes you to its current page to check format, contents, availability, and price.
70 Diseases & Conditions book + audio
Review commonly tested conditions in a physical color book with companion digital and audio materials described on the product page.
View the book and audio →70 Diseases & Conditions digital edition
Prefer an email download? Explore the digital format of this condition review guide.
View the digital guide →30 Days NCLEX Bootcamp
Consider a self-paced schedule if a shorter, structured review fits your preparation timeline.
Explore the Bootcamp →Browse all NCLEX study products
Compare available books, pharmacology resources, cheat sheets, and courses in the Choosing Nursing store.
Shop NCLEX resources →Check official NCLEX information
Exam plans, registration details, and candidate rules can change. Use the official NCLEX site for the current test plan, candidate bulletin, sample questions, and registration steps. Confirm licensure requirements with the nursing regulatory body where you plan to practice.
Test plans and sample items
Review current candidate materials and see examples of NCLEX question formats.
Visit official NCLEX preparation resources →Registration and ATT
Check the steps for applying, registering, receiving an ATT, and scheduling your exam.
Visit official NCLEX registration →Choosing Nursing sells some of the study resources linked here. Products and courses supplement your preparation; they do not guarantee exam results or licensure. Choosing Nursing is not affiliated with or endorsed by the NCLEX examination program or NCSBN.