Valid Practice Exams

[baronzb]

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Other than the Pre-Naplex (scored well but failed the real Naplex), what legitimate practice tests are out there?

The NAPLEX isn't just a bunch of questions, but the test responds to failed questions with simliar subject questions, furthering the punishment. Is there anything out there that uses the adapatable algorhthym of the test?

Save that, is there any collection of full-lenght tests out there? The rxprep bank is okay, but it doesn't mimick the real test.

 

[WalkNFaith]

There's is the Kaplan quiz bank which has a similar testing model to the Naplex exam. To be honest, I really found the RxPrep quiz bank to be so much better than Kaplan bc it help reiterate the lessons that I didn't grasp initially and the met the bottom line expectation of what the Naplex exam is measuring.

 

[baronzb]

so there are no full length, non-pre naplex tests out there?

 

[UTHSCRX15]

I have yet to find any real full-length tests out there to compare to NAPLEX. I was unimpressed with pre-NAPLEX and think that, despite doing well on it, it didn't cover a lot of material.

 

[monkieez]

The RXPrep test bank has a full length practice test included as one of the sections but it's not adaptive but more of a varied topic approach.

 

[baronzb]

so adaptive exams out there? I agree, the pre=naplex is much easier than the real thing.