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Failed Twice, please help

Hello,

I have taken the Nclex twice and failed both times, one time I had around 120 questions the next time I had around 140 questions. I am doing UWorld and will do 10 questions at a time, sometimes I'll get 80% but most of the time I get 60%. I try to read all the rationales for the questions as well. Is 60% a bad sign? I don't want to fail again. I can always narrow the answers down to two and most of the time choose the wrong answer. I am planning on taking the Nclex next month. I just want to know if 60% average so far through 500 questions is good predictor I will pass the exam?

Thank you

T P

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    Following. On attempt number 3. And I want to use U world too! Loved the sample questions

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    Have you examined your candidate performance report to see where you weaknesses are? It makes most sense to concentrate on those areas below passing standard most, near passing standard a bit less, and above passing standard for review.

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    Yes i reviewed it, I was below in one category each time, both different categories for the two different exams and the rest near passing.

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    You should do 100 questions at a time, if not more. Train up for endurance vs fatigue. Worse case scenario on test day is you're gonna take all 2xx questions, be prepared for it. If you're gonna train for a marathon, you run the whole marathon on your time off, not laps around your block. Look at the Kaplan guide, it has a nice pathway for priorities.

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