Am I NCLEX ready?

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Hi all,

I scheduled my Nclex for this coming Tuesday, the 19th. I am a student graduated of a Canadian program and thus the NCLEX was a little bit of a surprise when it was announced that's what we would be writing for licensure. So now I am wondering, am I ready?

I have completed the entire mosby's NCLEX RN book, and passed all of the comprehensive quizzes and chapter quizzes included in that. For good measure, I did all the med surg questions twice, with about a month and a half between the first and second time I did them. My scores on these quizzes ranges anywhere from 62-90.

I also completed the HESI online modules, and received a 72 on the exit comprehensive exam.

I review lab values daily, as well as make flash cards of any concepts I have had difficulty with and review them daily as well.

I practice recognizing EKG and lung sounds daily.

I participated in a live review NCLEX class.

I passed my CAT exam with an 18/30.

I do around 200 questions form mosby's question bank daily, and generally score anywhere between 63-85% depending on the area.

I have also been stimulating random comprehensive exams through mosby's question bank, and recieving mid 70s to mid 80s.

I am having a lot of nerves about whether or not I am ready, whether or not I truly understand. I am just looking for some general feedback on whether you all think I have adequately prepared, or what I could do to be more prepared.

Thank you all,

E

Specializes in Pediatric Hematology/Oncology.

It doesn't say how many questions you're practicing a day but that can really help with the nerves. Practice questions until you can't do it anymore. Good luck!

I'm doing over 300 questions a day, with four days until nclex day. The nerves are killing me.

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