[BabyRN2Be]

Lezah,

If you want some great advice as far as the NCLEX-RN or PN goes, there's a forum here on allnurses that discusses everything you ever wanted to know about the NCLEX. You can discuss study test strategies, what works best, etc.

Go to the main forums list and the dropdown menu will show "Nursing Student Forums" (it's near the bottom), click on that, another menu will come up, and you'll want to go to the "NCLEX Discussion Forum."

I hope this helps you and best of luck!

[lezah]

thanx a lot. when i review & done answering questions . i go back each question even if its right, even write stuff that im not so familiar with, so later i can scan it & read it. I will buy a saunders later & do that too. when u answer your questions like how many percent correct answer u got ? coz when i answer like 75 question, i got 60-68% correct answers but somtime, even got 50 % i got frustrated & mad at the same time i try to challenge myself . I keep on telling myself I need to get atleast 75% the more the better, u know... then i know i am doing ok.
but really thanx a lot for the advice..

[GatorRN]

I honestly don't remember the exact percentages of correct answers I was getting while reviewing, it's been awhile. What I do recall is that as time went on the more I reviewed, the higher the percentages went. Like I said I used the Saunders Comprehensive Review for NCLEX-RN. I believe they have one too for NCLEX-LPN. The book was full of questions and test taking tips and it came with a disk for computer use to simulate taking the test. Again, be sure to focus on the tips/rationales for why one answer is better than the others, that really helped me the most. Review, review, review, Good Luck!!