The NLE has two pass conditions, not one. ALAGA scores every mock on both — the weighted general average and the 60% floor on every subject — so you find out now, not on results day.
An examinee with these scores has a general average comfortably above 75 — and still does not pass outright.
Every mock exam in ALAGA reports both numbers side by side and warns you the moment a subject slips under 50. That is the whole reason this exists.
Not a PDF. A tool that weights your score the way the PRC does, tells you which subject is sinking you, and remembers what you have forgotten.
Answer, see why immediately, move on. Drill by subject or pull a mixed set across your whole level.
Real subject proportions for your level, scored on both pass rules at once, drawn fresh each attempt.
The theorists, assessment vocabulary, the laws and Code of Ethics, curriculum and instruction — condensed to what is actually tested.
Six decks covering theorists, Republic Acts, the Board of Nursing orders and assessment terms. Miss one and it returns tomorrow.
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The NLE is 500 items across two days — 100 per subject. Unlike the LET or the civil service exam, no subject is worth more than another, and every one of them is separately subject to the 60% floor.
No. This is an independent study tool, not affiliated with, endorsed by, or connected to the Professional Regulation Commission, the Board of Nursing, or the Department of Education. It reproduces no official examination items — every question was written for this reviewer.
Not exactly. It applies the published weights to your percent correct. The PRC's own standardized conversion is not public, so treat the number as a way to track your movement over time, not a prediction.
Yes, once loaded. after that everything runs and saves in your browser.
Yes, on that device and browser. It does not sync across devices, and clearing your browser data erases it.
No. ALAGA is a study aid for the licensure examination. It is not a substitute for your textbooks, your clinical instructors, or current practice standards, and nothing in it should be used to guide patient care. Always verify clinical content against current references.