Review

UWorld NCLEX, reviewed

We sell against UWorld, which you should weigh when you read our framing. The figures are theirs and each is linked. The one structural thing worth knowing before you buy is that the bank you get is tied to the length of window you pay for, so the cheapest plan is also the smallest bank.

What the published outcome data says

In 2025, first-time internationally educated candidates passed the NCLEX-RN at 47.3%, against 86.7% for first-time US-educated candidates.
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Of first-time internationally educated candidates educated in the Philippines, 22,793 sat the NCLEX-RN in 2025 and 10,433 passed, a rate of 45.8%.
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Repeat internationally educated candidates passed at 30.5% in 2025, so a second attempt is materially harder than a first.
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What UWorld NCLEX publishes

UWorld NCLEX

A long-established NCLEX question bank sold in fixed access windows, with review videos, flashcards and adaptive tests.

Question-bank plans run from $139 for 30 days to $449 for 730 days, with book bundles from $184 to $494 and self-assessments at $25 each, or $100 for all six.
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Publishes bank sizes from 2,600+ questions on the shortest plan to 3,100+ on longer ones, including 600+ next generation items. The bank you get is tied to the length of window you buy.
Their own claim · source · read 15 September 2026
States that 98% of users who completed at least 75% of the question bank passed first time. That figure is theirs and is conditioned on completing three quarters of the bank.
Their own claim · source · read 15 September 2026
The free trial is 50 practice questions, valid for seven days, with no credit card required. The same page is headlined as offering 120+ free questions, which is the count across its free practice pages rather than the trial.
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Runs an educator-facing page about internationally educated nurses. It attributes to CGFNS, now trading as TruMerit, that 51% of VisaScreen applicants in 2024 were educated in the Philippines, down from 60%, across 24,733 applications; that is their page reporting a third party, which we have not checked at source.
Their own claim · source · read 15 September 2026
That page sells to schools, employers and recruiters, offering educator dashboards and institutional licensing. It is not a place an individual nurse buys anything.
source · read 15 September 2026

What we could not verify

Pass guarantee. We found none on the pages we read. That is not the same as confirming there is none.
Support hours. No timezone or response window is published on the pages we read, so we cannot say what an overseas candidate should expect.

Where we differ

Every flashcard names the page it came from, and states a number only where that page states it. A build check reads all 140 and fails if one asserts a figure its cited source does not contain.
The question bank is weighted the way the 2026 NCLEX-RN Test Plan weights it, and the readiness exams carry the same eighteen case-study items the real one does.
We publish no pass rate, because we have no outcome data. A pass rate from a company's own students who finished its own programme is not a rate you can apply to yourself.
The licensure tracker covers the part before the exam: credentials evaluation, board application, the Authorization to Test, scheduling. It holds what your own board told you rather than restating rules that differ by board.

Do not choose us if

You want the bank most US nursing schools build their own teaching around. That is UWorld, and it is not us.
You want 600+ next generation items. They publish that count; we do not publish one that large.
You want to buy two years of access in one payment. Their 730-day window has no equivalent here.