Make a HESI practice test from your own prep book
Upload your HESI prep book PDF, class notes, or study guide and StudyPDF turns it into practice tests you can take like the real exam. Sectioned, optionally timed, no feedback until you submit.
- Tests built from your own prep material
Sample output
Where does most of a cell's ATP come from?
- AGlycolysis
- BThe electron transport chain
- CThe Calvin cycle
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Practice tests that come from your own prep book
Most HESI practice resources are fixed question banks. You run out of fresh questions, and none of them come from the book you actually studied. StudyPDF works the other way around. You upload your own prep book, notes, or study guide, and it generates practice tests from that material.
To be clear, these are not official HESI questions and StudyPDF is not affiliated with any exam body. The questions are written from your material in the style of the exam: sectioned, optionally timed, and graded only after you submit. That is what makes the practice useful, it tests the exact content you are responsible for.
HESI A2 practice for nursing school admission
The HESI A2 entrance exam can include up to 10 sections, and most nursing programs require 4 to 7 of them. The core four are Math, Reading Comprehension, Vocabulary, and Grammar, and many schools add science sections like Anatomy and Physiology, Biology, or Chemistry. The full exam usually runs 150 to 200 multiple-choice questions over about 4 hours.
With StudyPDF you upload your A2 prep book and generate section-by-section tests: a math set today, a vocabulary set tomorrow, a full timed run before test day. Each graded report shows which sections and which concepts are weak, so you stop rereading chapters you already know.
HESI exit exam practice for the end of nursing school
The HESI exit exam is a different beast. It is built to mirror the NCLEX, with 150 questions for the RN version and 75 or 150 for the LPN version, usually under a 4-hour limit. Schools use the score to judge whether you are ready to pass boards, and many set a benchmark you have to hit.
Upload your exit review book or your course notes and generate full-length timed tests from them. Take the test with no feedback until submit, then read the report. Because StudyPDF tracks mastery per concept, your next test leans into the topics you keep missing instead of repeating what you already get right.
Start with one section
Upload one chapter of your prep book and generate a short sectioned test. It takes a couple of minutes, and the same upload also gives you flashcards and a study guide.
It is free to start, no credit card. Free gives you about 4 materials a week, and Pro gives you more. Build your first HESI practice test and find out what you would score today.
How to make a HESI practice test
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Upload your prep material
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Generate a practice test
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Take it like the real thing
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Read your graded report
What you get
Exam practice that comes from your own material and tells you what to fix.
- Practice tests from your own prep book, not a random question bank
- Optional timer to simulate real exam pressure
- Per-section scores after every attempt
- Per-concept weakness tracking across tests
Questions and answers
Are these official HESI exam questions?
No. StudyPDF is not affiliated with Elsevier or any exam body and has no access to real exam questions. The tests are generated from the prep book, notes, or study guide you upload, written in the style of the exam. That is also the point: you practice on the exact material you studied.
What sections are on the HESI A2?
The A2 can include up to 10 sections. Most programs require 4 to 7, and the core four are Math, Reading Comprehension, Vocabulary, and Grammar. Many schools add Anatomy and Physiology, Biology, or Chemistry. Check with your program, then generate tests only for the sections you actually need.
Does this work for the HESI exit exam too?
Yes. Upload your exit review book or course notes and generate full-length timed tests. The exit exam mirrors the NCLEX with 150 questions for RN and 75 or 150 for LPN, so practicing long timed runs with no feedback until submit is exactly the kind of rehearsal that helps.
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Can I time the test like the real exam?
Yes. Timing is optional. You can drill a section untimed while you learn, then switch the timer on for full runs. Either way you get no feedback until you submit, just like the real exam.
What do I see after I submit?
A graded report with your score per section, plus a per-concept breakdown of what you missed. StudyPDF tracks that weakness over time, so the next test you generate targets the concepts you keep getting wrong.
Is it free?
It is free to start, no credit card. Free gives you about 4 materials a week, and Pro gives you more.
Quiz yourself on your own material.
Upload one lecture or chapter and answer your first questions.