See where your cohort needs review, by NCLEX category
A free class dashboard. Your students practice on Progress Note's NCLEX-RN question bank, and you see who's practicing and their accuracy in each client-needs category, so review time goes where it's needed.
Built for the questions coordinators actually ask
Which categories need review?
Class accuracy in each of the 8 NCLEX-RN client-needs categories from the 2026 test plan, weakest first, with how many students are below 60% in each.
Who's practicing?
Students who practiced this week, questions answered, and when each student last practiced, so you can check in before it matters.
Who needs a nudge, and on what?
Each student's weakest categories (with at least 5 answers in that category). Export everything as a CSV for advising notes.
Students choose to share, and see exactly what
Opt-in only
Students join with your class code. Before joining, they see exactly what you'll see and pick the name shown to you.
Summaries, not answers
You see totals and accuracy by category. Never individual questions or answers.
Leave anytime
A student can stop sharing with one tap, and they disappear from your dashboard.
Free, in under a minute
You'll get a class code and a private dashboard link, on screen and by email.
Good to know
What do I see about each student?
The name the student chose, how many practice questions they've answered, their accuracy in each NCLEX client-needs category (or MCAT section), and when they last practiced. Never their individual answers.
Is it really free?
Yes. The dashboard and the question bank are free for faculty and students.
Does it predict NCLEX results?
No. It reports practice accuracy on Progress Note questions by category. Use it to decide where review time goes, not as a prediction of exam results.
Where do the questions come from?
About 1,500 NCLEX-style questions mapped to the 2026 NCLEX-RN test plan, each with an explanation that cites its source.
Do I need an account?
No. Your private dashboard link works without one. Students need a free Progress Note account so their practice can be summarized.