How the NCLEX-RN asks a question
Find the stem, drop the noise and see what is really being tested.
Free online webinar
A live working session on NCLEX-style practice questions: the data that matters, the priority nursing action and the reasoning behind the answer, plus your questions about preparation.
Next webinarThursday, September 24, 2026, 8:00 PM (New York time)

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Find the stem, drop the noise and see what is really being tested.
Practice questions with full rationales, solved live.
The cue that matters and the action that comes first.
What to sort out with NYSED before you book a test date.
The webinar works on the same item types the exam uses, clinical judgment case studies included. Here is what the official 2026 test plan says about the exam itself.
| How it is delivered | Computerized adaptive testing (CAT): each next item depends on how you answered the previous ones |
|---|---|
| Number of items | 85 to 150 |
| Time limit | Up to 5 hours, including all breaks |
| Clinical judgment | Three case studies, 18 items in the minimum-length exam |
| Unscored items | 15 pretest items that do not count toward the result |
| Content areas | Eight Client Needs areas: Management of Care; Safety and Infection Prevention and Control; Health Promotion and Maintenance; Psychosocial Integrity; Basic Care and Comfort; Pharmacological and Parenteral Therapies; Reduction of Risk Potential; Physiological Adaptation |
| Current test plan | Effective April 1, 2026 through March 31, 2029 |
Source: NCSBN, 2026 NCLEX-RN Test Plan. Checked September 23, 2026.

A nurse educator with a doctorate who teaches the way she practices: one question at a time, with the reason behind every answer. The webinar is a short, live version of how her classes work.
A story shows one path, not a prediction of yours. No pass rate or outcome is promised on this site.
The free online NCLEX-RN webinar with Ninara Ibragimova, RN, DNP, is a live working session on real exam questions: what the question is really asking, why the right answer is right, how clinical judgment is tested and what to sort out with NYSED before booking a test date. Registration is free and creates no obligation to enroll in the full program. The date, time and duration are set by the program and announced to registered participants first. No pass rate, outcome or seat scarcity is claimed here.
| Format | Online, live, NCLEX-style practice questions |
|---|---|
| Cost | Free, no obligation |
| Host | Ninara Ibragimova, RN, DNP |
| Language | English |
| Date and time | Thursday, September 24, 2026, 8:00 PM (New York time) |
| How to join | Online. The details are sent to the phone number you leave |
The free webinar is the closest thing to one: a short, live version of how Ninara's classes work, on NCLEX-style practice questions with the reasoning behind every answer. It is free and does not oblige you to enroll.
Yes. Registration costs nothing, there is no card to enter and no obligation to enroll in the course afterwards. You register with your name and phone, receive the link and attend.
A phone or computer with a stable internet connection and a notebook for your own notes. The link is sent to the phone number you register with before the start.
Register even if the time does not suit you. Whether a recording is made is decided for each session. If it is, registered participants are the first to get access to it.
It is a working session on real NCLEX questions with Ninara Ibragimova, RN, DNP. At the end she explains how the full program works, and you decide.
No. It shows how the exam thinks and how to study for it. Eligibility and licensing are decided by NYSED. The full program is a separate decision.
Thursday, September 24, 2026, 8:00 PM (New York time)
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