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Enter your exam date and free hours. Get a week-by-week NCLEX plan, weighted by the official NCLEX-RN test plan.

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Pick your date and hours, then press Build my plan. You get:

  • A row for every week until your exam
  • Three phases: foundation, practice and final review
  • Study time per content area, by its share of the exam

How it works

How is the NCLEX-RN content weighted?

The planner gives each area study time in proportion to its share of the exam. These ranges come from the NCLEX-RN test plan that NCSBN published for exams from 1 April 2026. To test yourself across them, try 30 free NCLEX practice questions, or study with a teacher in the live NCLEX classes.

Client needs areaShare of the exam
Management of Care15 to 21%
Pharmacological and Parenteral Therapies13 to 19%
Physiological Adaptation11 to 17%
Safety and Infection Prevention and Control10 to 16%
Reduction of Risk Potential9 to 15%
Health Promotion and Maintenance6 to 12%
Psychosocial Integrity6 to 12%
Basic Care and Comfort6 to 12%

The three phases

What does a good NCLEX study plan include?

  1. 01

    Foundation

    Review each content area in order of weight, with a short question set after every topic.

  2. 02

    Practice

    Mixed timed questions and case studies, with a mock exam every two weeks.

  3. 03

    Final review

    Full-length mocks, your weakest areas, and a rest day before the exam.

FAQ

How long should I study for the NCLEX?

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How long should I study for the NCLEX-RN?

The time you need for NCLEX-RN study depends on your starting point and your weekly hours. Many working nurses plan for about three months of steady study; the NCLEX study planner shows how your own date and hours divide into phases.

How many hours a week should I study?

Ten to fifteen focused hours a week, spread over most days, is a realistic NCLEX study target for many working nurses.

Is the NCLEX study planner official?

No. The study planner is a planning aid built by Focused Nursing Prep Classes. The content areas and their weightings come from the official NCLEX-RN test plan published by NCSBN.

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