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For nursing students

Practice the way the boards actually ask.

1,500+ NCLEX-style questions — including Next-Gen formats like matrix, bow-tie, and cloze — with a written rationale on every item and spaced review so it sticks.

How the bank is served: the count describes the library. At launch you get a Daily 10 set plus spaced review of items you’ve already seen; unlimited full-bank practice is coming in a later update.

Coming soon to iOS and Android — get notified

See the question typesFree to use at launch

A NURDE Next-Gen practice item: for a client scenario, the reader chooses the appropriate actions to take and the parameters to monitor from checkbox lists.
1,500+Practice questions in the library
4Next-Gen formats
EveryItem has a rationale
DailyStreaks & spaced review

The 1,500+ figure is the size of the question library. It is served as a Daily 10 set plus spaced review; unlimited full-bank practice is coming in a later update.

Format fidelity

Every format the exam throws at you.

The Next Generation NCLEX (NGN) moved past plain multiple choice. NURDE’s items are built in the same formats, so the first time you meet a bow-tie or a matrix isn’t on exam day. Alongside the Next-Gen types you also get classic multiple choice, select-all, and ordering.

Matrix / grid

Sort findings across a multi-column table — the format that asks you to weigh several options at once, not pick a single letter.

Bow-tie

Link an action, a condition, and the parameters to monitor in one connected item — the format built around a single chain of clinical judgment.

Cloze (drop-down)

Complete a clinical sentence by choosing from drop-down menus, so the reasoning reads the way a real note would.

Highlight

Select the relevant words or findings right inside a passage — the format that tests whether you can spot what matters in a wall of text.

Select all that apply

Choose every option that applies, with no room to hedge — the extended multiple-response format students most often lose points on.

Ordering / sequencing

Put the steps in the right order, start to finish — the format for protocols and priorities where sequence is the whole point.

Read the full breakdown of each Next-Gen format

NCLEX is a registered trademark of the National Council of State Boards of Nursing, Inc. NURDE is not affiliated with or endorsed by NCSBN.

Learn from every answer

A written rationale on every question.

Cheap banks tell you the letter and move on. Every item in NURDE — all 1,500+ of them — carries a written rationale that explains why the right answer is right and why the tempting wrong ones aren’t, so a missed question turns into something you actually keep.

Rationale on every item

Not a restatement of the answer — a short explanation of the reasoning, on all 1,500+ questions.

Partial-credit scoring

Next-Gen items award partial credit, so a mostly-right answer isn’t marked simply wrong — you see exactly which parts you got.

Track score and accuracy

A running score and accuracy readout shows where you’re solid and where to spend your next study block.

Study method

Review at the right moment — not the night before.

Cramming feels productive and fades fast. Spaced repetition works with the forgetting curve instead of against it: NURDE schedules a question to come back right around the time you’d start to lose it, so each review costs less effort and lasts longer.

A daily streak keeps you honest between clinicals — a small, steady loop beats a panicked weekend. Your study progress follows you across devices with one free account, so the phone you review on at lunch remembers where the laptop left off.

How spaced repetition works

Daily streak
A review a day, tracked automatically.

Spaced review, scheduled for you

Due cards surface on their own — you just open the app and answer what’s ready.

What it costs

Free to use at launch.

No price to try it, and no card to start. NURDE launches free to use — work through your Daily 10, open the teaching tools, and see whether it fits the way you learn.

  • The app never collects protected health information (PHI).
  • Only your study progress syncs, privately, to your free account.
  • After you sign in once on the app, your reference library loads without a connection.
After the NCLEX

The app you study with becomes the reference you carry.

Most prep apps end the day you pass. NURDE doesn’t. The same app is a clinical reference organized by specialty, tab, and urgency — so when you walk onto the floor as a new grad, everything you already learned is right where you left it.

1,300+Reference cards
25+Clinical categories
140+Educational teaching tools
1,000+Medical terms

Get notified at launch.

NURDE is coming soon to iOS and Android. Drop your email and we’ll tell you the day it’s live — in time for your next study block.

We’ll only email you about NURDE updates.

Educational and reference use only. NURDE is a study and reference tool for nurses and nursing students. It does not provide medical advice and is not a substitute for professional clinical judgment, your facility’s policies, or the guidance of a licensed provider. Always confirm any clinical information against a current, authoritative source before acting on it. NURDE does not collect protected health information (PHI).

NCLEX trademark. NCLEX is a registered trademark of the National Council of State Boards of Nursing, Inc. NURDE is not affiliated with or endorsed by NCSBN. Our practice items are NCLEX-style questions written for NURDE by LFJC LLC for study use; they are not actual exam items.