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Foreign educated BSN Failed RN NCLEX twice,need help to study again??

I had completed my BSN from india,currently residing in usa. I had taken my RN nclex 2 times and failed :crying2: Anyone please give me some suggestions to take my exam again?? .I totally dont know were to study how to begin no one is there to help me.as i'm new here no friends i'm waiting for reply

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from where are you?

Take a kaplan prep course. It may be expensive, but I don't think you can keep affording to take the NCLEX over and over.

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i'm from usa,did my nursing in india.now i'm doing my kaplan online review but i'm getting very less scores like diagnostic 56% and readiness test 60%.i'm not all confident to write my exam again.minimum how many hours should i study??and how many questions daily??

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i'm planning to take my exam on june

it all depends on you. l study throughout untill l feel l have exhausted enough for the day. do your best to prepare for this exams and the good lord will grace your efforts with success. good luck

i'm from usa,did my nursing in india.now i'm doing my kaplan online review but i'm getting very less scores like diagnostic 56% and readiness test 60%.i'm not all confident to write my exam again.minimum how many hours should i study??and how many questions daily??

I know you're in US coz you said it before, what I mean is from what state are you?

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Me from ohio state

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it all depends on you. l study throughout untill l feel l have exhausted enough for the day. do your best to prepare for this exams and the good lord will grace your efforts with success. good luck

thx for the encouragement

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Study as if you had never tested before. Start from the beginning and do not skip over anything. Good luck.

i had completed my bsn from india,currently residing in usa. i had taken my rn nclex 2 times and failed :crying2: anyone please give me some suggestions to take my exam again?? .i totally dont know were to study how to begin no one is there to help me.as i'm new here no friends i'm waiting for reply

in here it is not only you i am foreign rn and failed 2 times,too. i did saunders,kaplan online whole questions i lost my confidence. after 1 year i pick it up again. i am preparing now i will retake next month.

this is time: i read saunders,lacharity. i am doing nclex-rn 4000 i will do kaplan trainer 1-7. my friend gave to me a client management and leadership success in couple days ago she told me that book is very help her to pass i will try this one.

good luck!!

i'm from usa,did my nursing in india.now i'm doing my kaplan online review but i'm getting very less scores like diagnostic 56% and readiness test 60%.i'm not all confident to write my exam again.minimum how many hours should i study??and how many questions daily??

Hi Rose

When I was preparing for my RN-NCLEX exam three years ago I used to studied whole days till the time I start feeling exhausted at the middle of the night.I studied for total 4 months,first 2 months with proper sleep and rest and revising the every chapter of Saunders and the last 2 months vigrously doing MCQ's as much as possible.

When u give the Answer to the Questions do it logically ..u will definitely pass it.

Thanks.

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