NCLEX Candidate Performance Report (CPR) - What Does It Mean?

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Struggling to understand your Candidate Performance Report (CPR) after an exam setback? You're not alone! Our latest video demystifies the CPR, breaking down what those "below passing," "near passing," and "above passing" categories really mean for your future test attempts. With the shift from nine to 15 categories in the next-generation reports, interpreting your results has never been more crucial.
We delve into how to read and interpret each domain, from management of care to safety and health promotion, and explain what those vague descriptions really signify about your exam performance. Discover our unique approach to overcoming common hurdles, such as deciphering indirect nursing care and tackling growth and development questions, and learn why understanding the curve is essential for passing your next exam.
This video is not just about analyzing your CPR; it's about transforming how you study and prepare. By adopting a system-by-system strategy and focusing on testing strategies, we'll show you how to elevate your performance across all domains. Whether you're struggling with specific areas or need a complete study overhaul, we've got insights and strategies to guide you to success.
What You'll Learn:
Detailed insights into interpreting the 15 domains of your CPR
The significance of being "above," "near," or "below" passing
How to tailor your study strategy based on your CPR results
The importance of a comprehensive understanding of content and test-taking strategies
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Fill out the form linked below to discuss your CPR with our team. We're here to create a personalized game plan that aligns with your unique situation, study habits, and goals.
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[@ealinshimmer6190]

Thank you! Dr. Z for explaining a bit. The CPR report does not really give you a lot of information and where you should focus on as your weak points.

[@karinastanford5225]

Thank you Dr.Z i am at my wits end and ready to give up.

[@moonlightprincess449]

Do you have to get above passing in every section or can you get above passing and near only?

[@Godschild-ol6el]

No every nursing candidate has to get Above in all categories

[@AyodejiAnanomo]

Just submitted mine. Thank you

[@stephaniemerino605]

where can i send my CPR for you to analyze it please ?

[@salamatucarew268]

Good Dr Zee

[@tikasharma8580]

Thank You Dr. Zee

[@noraclements4055]

Thank you Sir am interested in the tutorial

[@kettlieadkins2954]

I'll send mine.

[@user-lb7xi6ed6e]

After using uworld twice and failing, I never knew I could ever pass the nclex but today I am very happy. I just passed my Nclex on my third attempt with a great help from Dr Luther