ATI Comprehensive Predictor Practice Exam
The ATI Comprehensive Predictor is a cumulative exam covering all nursing content areas — Med-Surg, Pharmacology, Maternal Newborn, Pediatrics, Mental Health, Community Health, and Leadership — taken near the end of a nursing program to predict NCLEX readiness. Practice below with full-length simulated exams and topic-by-topic review.
ATI Comprehensive Predictor Practice Question Sets
Rationale-based ATI Comprehensive Predictor practice questions organized into timed sets, free to use.
ATI Comprehensive Predictor Exam FAQs
What does the ATI Comprehensive Predictor score mean?
Your score is reported as a percentage correct along with a predicted probability of passing the NCLEX on the first attempt. The prediction is a statistical estimate based on how past test-takers with similar scores performed, not a guarantee.
Is the ATI Comprehensive Predictor the same as the Exit Exam?
Many programs use "exit exam" as an informal label for the Comprehensive Predictor because it is the last assessment before graduation. Some schools instead use the HESI Exit Exam, which is a different product from a different publisher.
What score on the ATI Comprehensive Predictor indicates NCLEX readiness?
Programs commonly treat a predicted pass probability around 90% or higher as strong readiness, with benchmarks set individually by each school. Use the topic breakdown on your report to target remediation rather than focusing on the single number.
How many questions are on the ATI Comprehensive Predictor?
The proctored form is 180 questions taken in a single timed session, which is why practicing full-length sets matters as much as reviewing individual topics.