Best NCLEX RN review? Considering Harder to pass

I just took the NCLEX yesterday and my advice would be to really know content, so I think Saunders is a good tool. I didn't do a Kaplan course, but I did use the Kaplan question bank (I also paid $50 and did the NCSBN online 3 wk review). I personally thought the questions weren't tricky or difficult, either you knew the content or didn't. Of course I sat there getting mad at each question just because I felt I didn't have a clue what the answer was . There were no hints within the question that helped me figure them out. I did a lot of guessing! I would say I did over 4,000 practice questions between the end of December and this week. According to the PVT I unofficially passed :).

I just took the NCLEX yesterday and my advice would be to really know content, so I think Saunders is a good tool. I didn't do a Kaplan course, but I did use the Kaplan question bank (I also paid $50 and did the NCSBN online 3 wk review). I personally thought the questions weren't tricky or difficult, either you knew the content or didn't. Of course I sat there getting mad at each question just because I felt I didn't have a clue what the answer was . There were no hints within the question that helped me figure them out. I did a lot of guessing! I would say I did over 4,000 practice questions between the end of December and this week. According to the PVT I unofficially passed :).

Hi! do you think doing the practice questions has helped you? been out of school long time and taking the test end of March seems too late to start the content review. I'm into Q&A almost 2000 now.

Thanks! congrats!

Hi! do you think doing the practice questions has helped you? been out of school long time and taking the test end of March seems too late to start the content review. I'm into Q&A almost 2000 now.

Thanks! congrats!

I don't think that you need more than a month to get the content back in your head. I learned a lot of content by doing the practice questions. I don't feel that the Kaplan questions were much like the NCLEX at all, they seemed so convoluted and tricky. I did use my Linda Lacharity Priority, Delegation & Assignment book a lot too, I would recommend that (we used this book in our last semester in school so I already had it). Some of the higher level questions are priority and delegation, so that book was great for getting a handle on those areas (it's a workbook with rationales in the answer key). As for the meds, good luck. I got more that I had never heard of than ones I was familiar with, I don't know how anyone memorizes all of those for the NCLEX.

Hi

can anyone tell me how to pass nclex rn. I try 2 time i fail.

Hi

can anyone tell me how to pass nclex rn. I try 2 time i fail.

What have you been doing up to now? What has your study plan been like?

study from saunders

I have problem with delegation and priority question. knowledge base is good

This is supposed to be a great book to help you with delegation Amazon.com: Prioritization, Delegation, and Assignment: Practice Exercises for the NCLEX Examination (9780323065702): Linda LaCharity PhD RN, Candice K. Kumagai RN MSN, Barbara Bartz RN MN CCRN: Books

For me what helped was doing questions approx 150 a day (did vary) and reading the rationale. Made me understand to read the question to what it was really looking for in the answer. Most times I was able to discount 2 of them as rubbish and then left 2 for me to look at and use ABC, Maslow etc

Thank You so much for reply.