Dr. Zeeshan's NCLEX Readiness Calculator

Enter your current scores and study progress below to estimate your NCLEX readiness. This tool is designed to guide next steps, not guarantee a test result.

Student Information

Student Name

NCLEX Test Date Your test date is tracked for reporting purposes only and does not affect your readiness score.

Number of NCLEX Attempts

Mandatory Readiness Parameters

QBank Average (%) Strong readiness usually requires a consistent 75%+ qbank average.

Assessment Average (%)

Which QBank did you primarily use? Ranked in order: UWorld, Bootcamp, Archer, Other.

How much of your QBank have you completed? 0-50% completed automatically places the student in Not Ready.

Rationale + Incorrect Questions Review One of the highest readiness factors because learning happens through rationale review and incorrect remediation.

Test Taking Strategies

Dr. Zeeshan's Method

ASK GRAPH

AASH

NIPPAA

NEEDSS

The score increases as more NHY strategies are actively used.

How many times have you watched the Self-Paced Online Videos?

Study Consistency

How many times have you attended the NHY Live Course?

Consecutive Study Hours at Your Test Time Example: If your NCLEX is at 8 AM, how many hours can you study starting at 8 AM without stopping?

Number of 1-on-1 Tutoring Hours Per Week No penalty. More tutoring hours only provide an added readiness boost.

Student Confidence Confidence is not the main factor, but severe anxiety can affect performance.

Optional Category Breakdown Section

Turn this on if you want category scores included in the report. These fields are optional and do not affect the main readiness score unless enabled.

Adult Health % Optional category weight: 55% of category breakdown.

Child Health %

Fundamentals %

Leadership and Management %

Maternal and Newborn Health %

Pharmacology %

Mental Health %

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Result

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Disclaimer: This readiness calculator is for educational guidance only and does not guarantee NCLEX results. Final testing decisions are the responsibility of the student.