One-time payment, no subscription
Every NHIEPrepPro plan is a single payment. There is no recurring charge, no auto-renewal, and no subscription to cancel. Compare that with the real exam: the NHIE costs $225 per attempt, with a mandatory 30-day wait before you can retake it. A single round of focused practice costs a fraction of one retake.
Essential — $39.99
150 questions per test · 2 complete test attempts
- Study Mode and Exam Mode
- Full explanations on every question
- Category weakness analysis
- Questions weighted to the official 70/20/10 split
Best if you're confident on the material and want a solid check before exam day.
Standard — $59.99 — Most Popular
200 questions per test · 3 complete test attempts
- Everything in Essential
- Flashcard Mode for missed questions
- Longer tests that better simulate the real 200-question exam
- An extra attempt to re-test after studying your weak areas
Most popular. The extra attempt matters — most candidates want to test, study, and re-test.
Unlimited — $89.99
250 questions per test · Unlimited test attempts
- Everything in Standard
- Unlimited test attempts — retake as often as you like
- Full access to the entire 378-question bank
- Best value if you're retaking the NHIE or starting from scratch
Best if you failed a previous attempt or want to drill until every category is solid.
What every plan includes
- A 378-question bank covering all three NHIE domains
- Questions weighted to the official 70/20/10 domain split
- A full written explanation for every answer, right or wrong
- Memory techniques for the fact-heavy property systems content
- Personalized category weakness analysis after each attempt
- A 7-day satisfaction guarantee
Try before you buy
You can answer 10 demo questions with no account and no payment. They come from the same bank as the paid plans, with full explanations, so even the free round teaches you something rather than just scoring you.
Not sure which plan?
Start with the free demo. If you miss more than a few, Standard or Unlimited will serve you better than Essential — the extra attempts are what let you test, study, and re-test.
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