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Maya & Ben talk through National Council Licensure Examination for Registered Nurses in a 58-minute show that never stops: 30 segments, practical scenarios and quick checks. Tune in and keep studying while you browse.

  • Maya & Ben
  • English
  • 58-min show, always on
  • 30 segments

Show rundown

What’s on NCLEX-RN Radio

Times shown in your local time · the show repeats every 58 minutes

  1. 0:0001Running the team: assigning, delegating and who you see first3 min
  2. 3:0802Your Call quiz · Running the team2 min
  3. 5:1103Delegating · Running the team2 min
  4. 7:3704Who you see first · Running the team2 min
  5. 9:2905Myth or Fact · Running the team1 min
  6. 10:2906Rewind and what's next · Running the team2 min
  7. 12:2107Never rushed: blood, potassium and vancomycin3 min
  8. 15:0808Your Call quiz · Never rushed2 min
  9. 17:0009Potassium · Never rushed2 min
  10. 19:2110Vancomycin · Never rushed1 min
  11. 20:4011Myth or Fact · Never rushed1 min
  12. 21:2912Rewind and what's next · Never rushed2 min
  13. 23:1313Fluids and balance: ketoacidosis, the dialysis arm and the daily weight3 min
  14. 26:1214Your Call quiz · Fluids and balance2 min
  15. 28:0415The dialysis arm · Fluids and balance2 min
  16. 30:2816The daily weight · Fluids and balance2 min
  17. 32:1517Myth or Fact · Fluids and balance1 min
  18. 33:1518Rewind and what's next · Fluids and balance2 min
  19. 35:0619Rooms, posts and orders: placement, privacy and DNR3 min
  20. 38:2020Your Call quiz · Rooms, posts and orders2 min
  21. 40:1221Privacy · Rooms, posts and orders2 min
  22. 42:1322DNR · Rooms, posts and orders2 min
  23. 43:5123Myth or Fact · Rooms, posts and orders1 min
  24. 44:4124Rewind and what's next · Rooms, posts and orders2 min
  25. 46:2425One case, six steps: clinical judgment and the bleed after birth3 min
  26. 49:1226Your Call quiz · One case, six steps2 min
  27. 51:0527Prioritizing and acting · One case, six steps2 min
  28. 53:3328Evaluating outcomes · One case, six steps2 min
  29. 55:1129Myth or Fact · One case, six steps1 min
  30. 56:0730Rewind and what's next · One case, six steps2 min

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About NCLEX-RN

The NCLEX-RN is the computerized adaptive examination used for RN licensure or registration in participating jurisdictions. The 2026 test plan specifies 85–150 total items, including 15 unscored pretest items, in up to five hours. It measures entry-level nursing competence and clinical judgment across eight Client Needs areas.

Exam sponsor
NCSBN develops the NCLEX; Pearson administers it; the applicable NRB determines eligibility and issues official results/licensure.
Assessment
Computerized adaptive testing; five-hour limit includes breaks. The 2026 RN test plan includes three six-item clinical judgment case studies and approximately 10% stand-alone clinical judgment items, depending on exam length.
Time limit
5 hours maximum, including breaks
Passing score
0.00 logits NCLEX-RN ability standard through March 31, 2029; pass/fail is based on CAT rules, not percent correct.
Official exam information

Recorded with AI-generated hosts; voices built with Fish Audio. Independent study material from Open Exam Prep.

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NCLEX-RN radio FAQ

Is NCLEX-RN Radio free?

Yes. NCLEX-RN Exam Prep Radio is free to listen to, with no sign-up. Press the power button and you join the broadcast straight away.

How does NCLEX-RN Radio work?

It is a 58-minute recorded study show that broadcasts continuously. Everyone tuned in hears the same moment, like real radio. Turn it off whenever you like; turning it back on joins the current broadcast.

How is this different from a study podcast?

It works like a study podcast that is always on. Instead of choosing an episode, you join the show in progress, and everyone on a station hears the same moment. There is no seek bar, speed control or download.

Who are the hosts?

Maya & Ben are AI-generated hosts. The show is independent study material from OpenExamPrep; check exam rules with the official exam sponsor and practice with our free questions.

Can I keep listening while I practice?

Yes. Open practice questions, study guides or flashcards on any page. The radio keeps playing, and the header has a power button to turn it off or back on.

What is the NCLEX-RN pass rate?

NCSBN reports pass rates by candidate cohort and year. A single percentage is not reliable for all candidates; consult NCSBN’s current exam statistics for the relevant education and attempt group.

How many questions are on the NCLEX-RN?

The 2026 RN test plan specifies 85–150 total items, including 15 unscored pretest items, so 70–135 items are scored. Exam length alone does not show whether a candidate passed.