2,700+ questions · Study in your own language

Pass the NCLEX®. In the language you think in.

A question bank built by medical English specialists for internationally educated nurses. Full exam-standard rationales in English — with every medical term glossed into your first language, so you learn the reasoning instead of translating it.

No password to create — an email address is all it takes. $99 / month after the free ten, cancel anytime.

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Pharmacology SAMPLE 1/3

The nurse is preparing to administer insulin lispro before breakfast to a client with type 1 diabetes mellitus. Which of the following actions is the priority?

ONE PREP · CBT EXAMS ACROSS THE MAJOR ENGLISH-SPEAKING WORLD 🇺🇸 United States 🇨🇦 Canada 🇦🇺 Australia 🇳🇿 New Zealand* 🇬🇧 United Kingdom* 🇦🇪 UAE (Dubai · Abu Dhabi) 🇸🇬 Singapore

* For the UK and New Zealand, NCLEX-style practice covers roughly 80–90% of what's tested; adding a little country-specific mock practice at the end helps (that mock prep is arranged by you and isn't included in what we provide).
† The UAE and Singapore use different exams, but they're generally easier than the NCLEX — reaching NCLEX-pass level puts you in a strong position for them.

WHY NCLEX BANK

Built for nurses who study in two languages

Most question banks assume English is your first language. Ours doesn't — every rationale is written to be understood, then reinforced in Japanese.

2,700+ exam-standard questions

Organized by body system and client-need category, mirroring the current NCLEX-RN test plan — including Next Generation (NGN) item types.

Learn in your own language

Every rationale is written in English, with each medical term glossed into your first language the moment it appears — plus KEY POINT and NCLEX RULE summaries that link to what you already know. Available in Japanese, Chinese, Korean, Vietnamese, Arabic and Tagalog.

By medical English specialists

Created by the team behind OET BANK and SOLO — specialists who have prepared thousands of healthcare professionals for international registration.

WHY YOU'LL PASS FASTER

Knowledge you understood in your own language comes back in an instant.

Translating in your head before you recall an answer costs you half a second you don't have on exam day. Learn it in your first language and your judgment is faster and surer — that's what "the shortest path" really means.

HOW IT WORKS

From sign-up to studying in three steps

Here's exactly how it works — no surprises, and help is one email away.

Create your account

Sign up with your email address or with Google. It takes a few seconds, and no card details are needed to start.

Try ten questions free

Answer ten questions with the full rationales, in your own language, before you decide — one of them a complete case study, read off the chart the exam gives you. Nothing is charged and nothing expires while you look around.

Subscribe when you are ready

$99 a month opens the whole bank. Study by subject on any device — phone, tablet, or computer — and cancel whenever you are done.

PRICING

One plan. Everything included.

No tiers to compare. Full access for as long as you are studying.

Sister site · OET BANK

Also need to pass the OET?

Registering as a nurse abroad usually means an English exam too — the OET. OET BANK, our sister site, has full practice tests and study materials built for it.

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Luke, Founder of SOLO LukeFounder, SOLO / NCLEX BANK
MESSAGE FROM THE FOUNDER

The NCLEX is just one wall. Don't let English make you quit.

Through SOLO, I've supported countless doctors and nurses chasing careers abroad. OET, IELTS, national registration — the wall in front of you almost always wears the face of "English."

But your clinical knowledge is real. What's missing isn't English — it's a way back into that knowledge through the language you already think in. That's what NCLEX BANK is.

— Luke, Founder of SOLO

FAQ

Frequently asked questions

What exactly is NCLEX BANK?
NCLEX BANK is a bank of 2,700+ NCLEX-RN-style practice questions with detailed rationales in Japanese, with every English medical term glossed, organized by body system and client-need category. It's designed for internationally educated nurses preparing for registration in the US, Canada, Australia, or New Zealand.
How do I get access?
You create an account and sign in — that is all. The full question bank opens in your browser, organized by subject, with your explanation shown in the language you chose. Nothing is emailed to you and no app installation is required.
How does billing work?
NCLEX BANK is a monthly subscription at $99. It renews automatically until you cancel, and you can cancel at any time from your account. New questions and updates are included at no extra cost.
Which countries can I use this for?
The NCLEX-RN is used for registration in the United States and Canada, and is part of the registration pathway for internationally qualified nurses in Australia. The UK and New Zealand use different CBTs, but roughly 80–90% of the content overlaps, so NCLEX-style practice is the standard way candidates prepare (a little country-specific mock practice at the end helps). The UAE (Dubai · Abu Dhabi) and Singapore use different exams too, but they're generally easier than the NCLEX, so reaching NCLEX-pass level puts you in a strong position. Note: depending on the country, some additional prep may be needed — that mock prep is arranged by you and isn't included in what we provide.
Is my English level enough?
If you can read clinical English at a basic professional level, yes. Every rationale is written in Japanese, with the English medical terms glossed one by one, so you build exam-level English while you study — that's the whole point of the bilingual design.
Can I share my access with a friend or colleague?
No. Access is licensed to one individual, and account credentials may not be shared. Sharing, duplicating, or redistributing the content is a violation of the terms of use and will result in access being revoked without refund.
What if I want to stop?
Ten questions are free, so you can judge the content before paying anything. Once a month has begun we do not refund it, but you can cancel at any time and you will not be charged again.
What payment methods do you accept?
PayPal, Apple Pay, and major credit or debit cards — all processed securely through PayPal. You do not need a PayPal account to pay by card. All prices are in US dollars.

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