What is a good ob HESI score?

Most Nursing Schools require students to take and pass the HESI exit exam prior to graduation. The passing score required to graduate varies from program to program, but generally speaking a score of 850 or higher is considered a good score.

Is the exit HESI harder than Nclex?

So the difficulty level to pass HESI probably is a little bit more difficult than the minimum needed to pass NCLEX. If you score within a couple hundred points of passing on HESI, then NCLEX probably feels easier. But if you score really high on HESI, then NCLEX probably feels harder.

How hard is the HESI exit exam?

much harder than the NCLEX Exam! The HESI exam is a very reliable predictor of NCLEX success. Research shows that if you can pass the HESI Exit, you are extremely likely to pass the NCLEX. Those schools only allow students that pass the HESI Exit to take the NCLEX.

What’s the best grade you can get for Hesi?

I am hearing that “your best grade now” is good to use and is most like hesi questioning. Please help. Any suggestions are welcomed. I used your best grade and thought i was a waste of money. The test repeat then selves and the rational make no sense. The high i could get was a 735 on a test.

Is it possible to fail your exit Hesi?

I bought this $209 program called HESI study your best grade for my exit hesi and I made almost a perfect score (1094) and I don’t consider myself the smartest one in the class.. I failed a semester and a hesi but what I did learn is that studying will get you farther than not studying 🙂 happy studyinh

What’s the conversion score on the Hesi test?

Green paperback book). By doing the online Evolve Case Studies in the MedSurg Section and by reading over the summaries provided in the HESI review book, I was able to achieve a conversion score of 99.99%! (actual score of 1235). It is possible to do this well on the HESI tests with the help of the Evolve Case Studies and the HESI review book.

Do you have to study for the hesis?

The HESIs are tests that you can’t really *study* for, because they aren’t testing a specific area of knowledge, but more how you can piece together what you’ve already learned (and often, if you can apply that knowledge to unfamiliar situations and critically think through them)