Failed Nclex AGAIN!!!!! HELP!

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Hello everyone, I took the nclex for the second time on Wednesday 07/24/2019 at 8am. For preparations this time around I used Uworld. I loved it esp. the rationales. Uworld gave me a high chance of passing the NCLEX (76%). I went into the exam room and this time around I was more confident and calm. I was given a private room I was soo happy. At 137 questions the computer shut off. I was giving two breaks and trust me I took them this time around. I then went to the restroom and I prayed both times and even throughout the test. Praying helped calm my nerves.

This time around I did not do the PVT trick. I just waited for the 48hrs to get my quick results. Of course I couldn’t check for myself so I had my husband check while at work (1st time too). That’s how bad my nerves are...I was like, good news call and bad news text me. When I saw that sad face ? I almost died y’all. I was sooo hurt! But I didn’t cry ?. I just said to myself! “Girl you know you always have to go through that battle to get to where you want to be, so just Thank God even in the bad times and keep pressing on!” Even though the news wasn’t what I expected I still managed to pray. You only fail when you give up and that’s not me or else I wouldn’t have been where I am today!

Anyways, the test started of pretty smooth. The test threw at me sooo many SATA ?; OB; I had about 3 dosage; 1 EKG; Delagation; Prioritization; Click and drag for certain techniques; I had a lot of Infection control questions; about 3/4 meds; Um some safety ; what should the nurse document; and the list goes on. Also, had about 6/7 diseases on there that I’d never seen before ?.

I came out of the exam in mixed feelings. Not sure what to expect but at the same time remaining positive. Since it was my second time retesting it was just a different set of emotions to that off my first time.

I am indeed a bad test taker! Ask me to explain something to you and I will but give me a question and I’ll be freaking the hell out!

Daily i’ve done 2/3 sets of 75 questions on Uworld. Went to the library everyday. I created a binder and separated the pages based on systems. So when Remediating I’d write rationales for cardiac in the cardiac section in my binder rather than having all the systems all over the place. A more organized structure is sorta what I did. I’m visual so colored pens/ markers helps me remember also while writing.

I didn’t get to remediate all the rationales for the questions I did daily on that very same day. But I finished them before starting a new set of questions. Coming closer to the test 2-3 days. I started doing just strictly questions and looking over what I really didn’t know.

Now I am sort of lost because I don’t know what else to do. My friend told me about Remar. She’s going to send me the CD ? so that’s good I don’t have to spend extra money. And there’s a book for it which is about $16 at barnes and nobles. So I’d try those.

I forgot to mention I did use Mark K a lil bit this time around but more on my first time. I also read through that 35 nclex packet about 3 times. So I really don’t know what it is I’m doing wrong. Id wait for my report.

Anyone else on here passed On the 1st, 2nd, 3rd, 4th, 5th time it don’t matter please send me some tips.

I know what works for others may not work for me but it’s only one way to find out.

To know about my first experience it’s on my profile. I apologize for this long message.

Thank you

Hello everyone, I am new here and preparing for NCLEX. Anyone with Uworld and NCLEX -RN Q&A incredibly made easy should please help me with them through this email: [email protected]. God bless!

Specializes in Medical and general practice now LTC.
38 minutes ago, DANIEL DANGOMA said:

Hello everyone, I am new here and preparing for NCLEX. Anyone with Uworld and NCLEX -RN Q&A incredibly made easy should please help me with them through this email: [email protected]. God bless!

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You probably just need to pray more and you’ll pass for sure.

I used the Kaplan Q bank, and didn’t not like the rationale there. However, I would highly suggest that if you don’t already try the decision trees Kaplan has to help work through some of the questions because I truly do think it helps, especially when you get stumped on some of the questions you don’t know. I wish you luck going forward and will be praying for success. I passed with 202 questions I was a neevous wreck wishing I had studied more..

I'm sorry for your loss Clover123 I know it's hard.. ?

But you just need to keep going. I'm cheering for you.

God bless on your journey to become a USRN.❤

Specializes in Psych.

I have not taken the NCLEX so I cannot offer any advice on study material. Stay strong, rearrange test taking date as needed. Sending positive vibes.

21 hours ago, Caitlin.R.N.19 said:

I used the Kaplan Q bank, and didn’t not like the rationale there. However, I would highly suggest that if you don’t already try the decision trees Kaplan has to help work through some of the questions because I truly do think it helps, especially when you get stumped on some of the questions you don’t know. I wish you luck going forward and will be praying for success. I passed with 202 questions I was a neevous wreck wishing I had studied more..

Thank you. I used Kaplan the first time and their rationales really sucked. The decision tree was taking soo much time so I just forgot about it. But I will try to incorporate it as I am studying again.

23 hours ago, MisterEdwino said:

You probably just need to pray more and you’ll pass for sure.

Definitely going to do more of that. Thank you ??

On 7/28/2019 at 4:23 PM, katraan said:

I just passed my NCLEX and was licensed in June, but I totally understand what you're going through.

I don't know if this helps, but I used the 12 week Virtual ATI (VATI) program, which includes a coach that's an experienced nurse educator, as well as UWorld. Be aware that you are going to have to be consistent, as it is self paced.

I also chose not to work (which isn't always possible for everyone) for the duration, because I knew that I would fail at both work and studying.

Congratulations ?

Thank you

On 7/30/2019 at 8:58 AM, DANIEL DANGOMA said:

Hello everyone, I am new here and preparing for NCLEX. Anyone with Uworld and NCLEX -RN Q&A incredibly made easy should please help me with them through this email: [email protected]. God bless!

I did Lippincott Q&A app on my tablet, it was 21 dollars and I also did the 3 week review course on the NCSBN website that they offer. I ran out of time during my test, but I passed. Study hard and stay strong, it's the only thing you can do. Good Luck!

I passed NCLEX in March 2019 in 75 questions. I used NRSNG.com for school and NCLEX study. I also used nclexmastery app on my phone whenever I was in the car (hubby driving) and standing in line for anything. I did use UWorld when studying with my buddy and the Prioritization and Delegation book (awesome book). Through my entire studying process, I reminded myself "back to basics", and while taking the exam. I think it is tricky to end your final nursing school career on critical care with your brain always thinking three steps ahead, and then take the NCLEX which is looking to see that you know the basics and how to be and practice safely. It is hard to spend all that time analyzing questions and scenarios to have your boards take you back to the beginning and you cannot Analyze, you simply choose the best answer(s), without projecting any what ifs into the mix.

You can do this, I have seen many others who were preparing to take the NCLEX for their 2nd, 3rd, 4th, and even 5th time com to NRSNG and pass after using their study courses.

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