FAQ

Clear answers before you start, while you study and before you choose full access.

Getting started

Who is SteadyRN for?

Internationally educated nurses preparing for the NCLEX who want to compare original practice options and understand the reasoning. Try the public examples to see whether the format fits your study.

What can I try without an account?

27 worked decisions across eight public topic sets and one guided case. Their explanations are public. Choices are temporary and do not enter account history. The optional 60-question diagnostic also needs no signup.

How are the free bank and public examples different?

The 30 free bank questions require an account and support saved sessions, recorded results and review. They are separate from the 27 public decisions. Neither free entry requires a card.

Practice and progress

What question formats are included?

All 403 account-bank questions are single-best-answer. The public guided case has three fixed linked decisions. SteadyRN is not an adaptive exam simulation and does not provide official NGN scoring.

How do save, resume and history work?

Save and exit to resume an unfinished account session. An explicit new ordinary set replaces the unfinished session while preserving its recorded answers. Completed results remain in history with their original scores.

What is the difference between missed and saved questions?

Missed review returns to unresolved mistakes, or retries a completed session. Saved questions are answered items you deliberately keep, including correct answers. Dedicated missed and saved actions preserve other unfinished work; original scores remain unchanged.

Can I always reopen an explanation?

Practice and reopened explanations require current access to the question. A saved entry does not bypass that check. Saved answers reopen alongside the currently available explanation in the recorded attempt’s original language.

Does the diagnostic predict an exam pass?

No. Its 60 answers produce a weighted practice score, category breakdown and a 65% study reference. The reference is not an exam cut score. The report helps choose practice, not predict passing, and supports same-browser resume.

Can I plan a manageable study week?

Yes. Choose an optional goal of one to seven completed sessions a week and a preferred set size of 5, 10 or 20 questions. Home shows completion progress and one next action: resume unfinished practice first, then review unresolved mistakes or practise a suggested category. You can change or remove the goal. It is not a reminder service or a prediction of passing.

Language support

What does Taglish cover?

Question, explanation and interface support. Shared long-form guides remain English with a notice. Changing the site language does not translate a saved attempt retrospectively. For an English-language exam appointment, practise in English too.

Full access and trust

What does the purchase unlock?

The full 403-question account bank, with explanations for every option. The published payment terms describe one payment, no subscription and no expiry. Current entitlement is checked when you practise or reopen an explanation.

Where can I read the payment terms?

Use the Payment terms link below before purchasing. Published terms describe final sales after immediate full delivery, subject to consumer-protection rights that cannot lawfully be waived. Try the free questions first.

Is this real or official NCLEX content?

No. These are original practice items, not reproduced NCSBN or real NCLEX questions. Automated structural checks do not certify clinical accuracy; independent clinical and native-Taglish review remain human work. There is no NCSBN affiliation or pass guarantee.

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