Make a practice test.

Paste what you’re studying — a lecture, a chapter, your own summary — and get questions written from it.

What do you want to make?

Practice test Flashcards Both

What are you studying?

Add a file or paste your notes — a lecture, a section of a chapter, a slide’s text. The questions are written from this and nothing else.

Add a file PDF, .txt or .md — read on this device, never uploaded

This text goes to Google’s AI, which writes your questions and flashcards. Never paste anything about a real patient — no names, birthdays or record numbers.

Anything particular to focus on? Optional

For example: postpartum hemorrhage. Leave it blank to cover the whole thing.

How many questions?

Add patient charts Questions come with a chart to read — lab results, vital signs, nurses’ notes — the way the NCLEX presents its case studies. Not every question gets one, only the ones where the chart actually matters.

Adjust the difficulty — exam level

Difficulty

You’re meant to miss about one in four. If you’re missing far more than that, come down a level — that’s the level doing its job, not you failing.

Studying with friends? Open a room →

You'll make the test in the room, and everyone there can add their notes too.