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You shouldn't be taking more than 150 questions a day, that could be your issue. You can study everything under the sun and nclex will still stump you. Take it easy for a while, I spent a week studying for my boards and finished with 75 questions and 7 select all that applied. Just don't overthink it. I would do 10 qbank questions at a time and that worked really well for me. Good luck!!
I don't suggest reading content perfectly. Thats what I did my first take at NCLEX. I pretty much memorized and read both the Kaplan Basics and Course Book cover to cover and twice. It helped me only like 10-15% on NCLEX. I found NCLEX wasn't on the small details and specifics but more on concepts for me so most of what I studied never came up. Try working on attacking the NCLEX questions. Also at Kaplan they say a 60% above on exams could be a good sign. Just relax, there is still time to improve your scores before the exam date. Confidence is key at NCLEX.
Thank u all for u r replies..i thought the same.. took a break from practicing and just reviewing in my weak parts of theory..and one more help please.., i have kaplan strategies book but it contains very few questions to practice..is there any other book of kaplan which contains more questions to practice...??
deepu245
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Hi all..
I am using saunders, Kaplan and NCLEX3500 to practice and im getting a over all percent of 60 not more than that and im really freaking regrding my scores which r not improving:down: and my NCLEX test is on july 17th.,also i am very much confused that whether to read the content perfectly or practise based on strategies. please help me regarding this.