Any tips for taking NCLEX for 1st time or better yet am I ready

[Little_Bear2013]

I'm taking the NCLEX next Tuesday for the first time.

Honestly, I haven't been very nervous about it and have unfortunately kind of slacked off since I graduated in early December but since the date is getting closer I'm starting to get more and more nervous about it. Also I studied really hard throughout school and didn't receive anything lower than a B throughout any of my courses but by no means do I know that I am perfect; hence, I came to this website quite periodically and asked for so much assistance with concept maps at first :)

Also, don't get me wrong, I have been practicing questions from Kaplan and have finished all 7 question trainers with averaging:

- Diagnostic: 65%

- Readiness: 64%

- QT1: 72%

- QT2: 72%

- QT3: 56%

- QT4: 55%

- QT5: 53%

- QT6: 54%

- QT7: 63%

In addition, I'm about to wrap up with virtual ATI this week and hoping to get the green light as well as so far I've been averaging 60%'s and greater on all their assessments as asked to but there questions seem a little too easy sometimes at least compared to Kaplan then after that I'll be practicing on qbank questions mostly throughout the week.

Lastly, our school did also offer a final comp predictor with ATI & I did score an 82% on it with a 99.9% probability of passing NCLEX on first try but that was awhile ago and I'm sure I've forgotten some things since then and I never really trusted probabilities that much either so ANY TIPS at all I'd greatly appreciate it, thank you!!

[Little_Bear2013]

In addition, this doesn't include questions I've done from the NCLEX mastery app as well as ATI apps I have on my phone as well. If I have time, hoping I can complete my last 1000 NCLEX mastery app questions as well!