APEA Predictor Exams a true certification exam experience (2024)

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How to pass the APEA predictor exam? ›

Challenge yourself to focus on the areas you may be less comfortable with. Focus on identified gaps in your knowledge based on your results through testing. Familiarize yourself with exam questions and practice time management. Take an APEA review course to review the variety of material that will be covered.

Generally, 1 in 4 or 1 in 5 students don't pass the exam on the first attempt. Don't despair, students have passed the certification exam without taking a review course! Students who attend APEA's live review course have a greater than 99% pass rate on the exam on their first attempt.

APEA's NP Live Review Course & Clinical Update

Review for the NP certification exam or earn all your contact hours in one place. APEA Live Courses have the highest pass rates (>99%), most effective instructors, and the only no-hassle guarantee.

A score of 67% or greater indicates adequate knowledge in the core courses. Exam results identify any knowledge deficits.

150 questions. 3-hour time limit.

Q: What is Proctorio doing during my exam? A:APEA is partnering with Proctorio to securely proctor assessments.

The AANP is rumored to be the easier of the two exams, specifically for those seeking their FNP certification since it has a 5% higher pass rate than that of the ANCC FNP exam. Using the pass rate as a basis for difficulty then you can reasonably say that the AANP exam is easier than the ANCC.

What is the pass rate? ANCC: In 2023, the average pass rate for the FNP exam was 85%. AANP: In 2022, the average pass rate for the FNP exam was 74%.

(The IIA hasn't released CIA pass rates for 2022 or 2023.) But according to IIA data, the most recent CIA pass rates are 45% for CIA Part 1, 50% for CIA Part 2, and 54% for CIA Part 3.

What is the APEA test? ›

The APEA Competency Exams evaluate competency in pediatrics or women's health and are designed to measure the specific knowledge, abilities and behaviors required to care for the pediatric or women's health population within a family nurse practitioner primary care role.

The ATI (Assessment Technologies Institute) Predictor Exam is a standardized test used in nursing education to predict a student's likelihood of passing the NCLEX-RN (National Council Licensure Examination for Registered Nurses).

How hard is the AANP FNP exam? Becoming a Certified Nurse Practitioner isn't easy, and yes, both the AANP and ANCC certification exams are challenging — very challenging. They will take a great deal of analytical thought, clinical judgment, and preparation.

The total number of correct responses is called the total raw score. Total raw scores are converted to a scaled score ranging from 200 to 800 points using statistical procedures equivalent for all administrations of the examination. A minimum passing scaled score of 500 must be obtained to pass the examination.

According to the AP® Psychology score calculator provided by Albert (previewed below), you will need to answer 53 of the 100 multiple-choice questions correctly and score at least 4 of the 7 possible points on each of the two free-response questions.

It is recommended to score about 65% on the FNP Mastery questions to gauge whether you can pass the real exam.

Of those 150 questions, 15 are pretest questions not counted toward your final score. You'll have three hours to complete the exam covering four domain areas including assessment, diagnosis, planning, and evaluation. The AANP-FNP exam is scored on a range of 200 to 800 and a passing score is 500.