Does anyone recommend UWORLD to study for nclex pn

Ive been using it for RN but a friend of mine used it for PN & passed with the minimum AMT of ?'s.....

How long did you use it before testing

I believe she used it for a month along with mark klimeck

It is the best there is, trust me. I used Kaplan and all the books you can find yet after my friend told me about uworld I was on cloud 9. The rationales are so great. I know people who failed the first time and I told them to try uworld and guess what? They all passed. Uworld is 100% similar to nclex format. I passed with 75 questions. Good luck!

1month is good I used it for 2 weeks had left overs and gave it to my friend who had failed before. She used it and passed

I used it for BSN tho

Hello! I took my exam 3 days ago, and used NCSBN online course for about 7 weeks and used UWORLD 5 days before my exam (I was only able to do 600+ questions and my percentages were range 38% - 61%). As of now, I am waiting for my official result from the mail, I also tried PVT multiple times and its a GOOD POP UP. I will post an update once I get the result.

Thank you so much! I've done the trial and found the rationales to be extremely good! I've done Hurst and tried to study using Sanders as well. I'll pay the 57$ for a month's subscription or if anyone else has it and doesn't mind sharing PLEASE feel free to send it to me at [email protected]

I used UWORLD to pass the NCLEX pn and it truly helped a lot only because it prepares you for priority and SATA questions which is big factor of the NCLEX.

Hope this helps Jasmine! :)

@Proverbs16:24, what other resources did you take aside from Uworld? (Books, etc.) I'm planning to take mine next month.

I really liked Uworld - mainly because of the rationales! Great rationales, and its inexpensive compared to a lot of sites. There are TONS of free groups on facebook that you can get NCLEX style questions and great review. Try "NCLEX RN study group". cap sensitive. I don't recommend anything that costs hundreds of dollars - because its unnecessary. They don't have any NEW info - all the info they have is free in your text books - its all in delivery - bells and whistles. But if you are committed, can discipline yourself, and know your content = you'll be fine.