NCLEX-PN 4th try in 3 weeks

I had planned to take the exam mid-November (2012) but that didn't go as planned. My registration expires soon so I will be taking it in 3 weeks and I am hoping I will pass this time around.

I am currently studying off of Exam Cram 3rd Edition and LaCharity.

I know LaCharity is for RN's but it's a good book to know prioritization, delegation, and assignment.

Is that enough material to study from?

Any input would be great. Thanks so much and Happy New Year to all!!

I took it dec 6 for the 4th time & passed! Pda is a good book the Kaplan qbank is exactly like nclex in my opinion & I used nclex 3000 I even think I saw 1 of the SATA from nclex 3000 on my test! U can do it!

Have you tried Saunders?

CyoungLPN. believe in God and yourself. Get keep hoping, reading and doing questions & understand the rationale. A friend of my used Cram- CD and in 3 weeks, she passed Nclex-RN last Dec.

CyoungLPN. believe in God and yourself. Get keep hoping reading and doing questions & understand the rationale. A friend of my used Cram- CD and in 3 weeks, she passed Nclex-RN last Dec.[/quote']

Thanks but I already passed last month I was just telling the OP what I used

have you guys try the vipra med 2,500 question bank it cost only $20 for 1 month, $50 for 3 months. I try the learning ext. but it didn't work for me. I used the lacharity, saunders green book, nclex cram. When I took the board it let me answer all the way 205 questions and when I got the official result I found out that I didn't pass. Now I'm trying to decide which online questions bank will I use. Which do you think guys is better between kaplan qbank for nclex pn or vipra med question bank for nclex pn. Vipra med qbank for nclex pn claims that their questions bank were closed to actual nclex pn

have you guys try the vipra med 2500 question bank it cost only $20 for 1 month, $50 for 3 months. I try the learning ext. but it didn't work for me. I used the lacharity, saunders green book, nclex cram. When I took the board it let me answer all the way 205 questions and when I got the official result I found out that I didn't pass. Now I'm trying to decide which online questions bank will I use. Which do you think guys is better between kaplan qbank for nclex pn or vipra med question bank for nclex pn. Vipra med qbank for nclex pn claims that their questions bank were closed to actual nclex pn[/quote']

Hello!

I think the problem is not your reading materials, maybe the way you attack the questions.Those materials you used was very useful to me.I used all of them when i took my NCLEX-PN on December,and I passed with 94 questions.

Give some time to strategize,read what you didn't understand the most,practice questions and give yourself a rest for a little while.Good luck!:)

Hello!

I think the problem is not your reading materials, maybe the way you attack the questions.Those materials you used was very useful to me.I used all of them when i took my NCLEX-PN on December,and I passed with 94 questions.

Give some time to strategize,read what you didn't understand the most,practice questions and give yourself a rest for a little while.Good luck!:)

Thanks for your advice. Anyway I will change my study plan because before I just choose the topics in which I concentrate the whole day but this time I look for to the least score that I will get in each category & I will concentrate to those weakness area before I move to the next level.

Hi! Have you taken your test yet? I took it 6 months ago and now im trying again and im in the same situation /: