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Introducing our Extended Multiple Response (EMR) practice test, specifically tailored to prepare you for the Next-Generation NCLEX exam! This practice test is designed to help you proficiently handle the new Extended Multiple Response question format featured in the NGN exam. EMR questions provide more answer options than traditional multiple-response items, requiring candidates to select more than one correct answer. Our practice test offers a comprehensive and engaging experience, allowing you to become familiar with this new question type and hone your critical thinking skills. By practicing with our Extended Multiple Response test, you will learn how to identify and select multiple correct answers, essential for success on the updated NCLEX exam. Equip yourself with the knowledge and skills needed to excel in the Next-Generation NCLEX exam by practicing with our Extended Multiple Response (EMR) practice test. This innovative test will prepare you to confidently tackle the new question format and increase your chances of success on your journey to becoming a nurse.

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How many questions:	75-145
Exam length:	5 hours
Scoring format:	Computer Adaptive
Exam type	Pass/Fail

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