Failing the Nclex-RN, again and again.

Hello Dear, how are you? I was reading your post and it brought tears to my eyes. I just wanted to let you know that you"re never a failure in the eyes of God. You are not alone. I feel your pain. I too have the same problem. I'm trying to pass this test since 2012, but I'm not giving up. We will make it. We have to have faith, believe that we can overcome, try and never stop trying and we will prevail. Good luck. Sincerely .

no one is going to judge you!

I strongly suggest an NCLEX tutor. They are highly trained to determine what the problem is and how best to overcome the problem. Search threads on this forum to find tutor information, or try Delegation, Prioritization, Infection Control, Pearson Vue Trick Ultimate Guide & Tutoring for the NCLEX

I have never heard of anyone preparing with a good tutor going on to fail the NCLEX again.

No judging. I have always tested near perfect since birth, NCLEX 4 times. Keep the faith.

You need to seriously review what the Candidate Performance Report says every time you get one. If the computer is shutting off at 75, I would hazard a guess that there's at least one area that you're clearly well below passing. I found that Saunders and the NCLEX 4000 programs helped quite a bit, at least the questions seemed to be worded similarly enough to the NCLEX to be able to get a good idea about how to break down the questions for what I was being asked to do in relation to the areas that the NCLEX tests on.

For certain questions, I pretty much used ABC and Maslow. If the question involved nursing actions, I pretty much went with knowing what a nurse can do without deferring or referring to another allied healthcare provider... even though "real world nursing" would have me do several things - including dealing with those other providers.

Something else to remember is that you don't need to constantly study. That can have detrimental effects upon your ability to process information.

Have you thought about enrolling in an RN refresher course?

You need to figure out why you are failing before shelling out another $250 for another test only to fail. Are you reading the report? Have you identified where you are weak? Once you identify this is should be easy to focus on where to study and pass this test. Don't keep doing the same thing over and over and expecting different results. It won't happen.

Have you thought about enrolling in an RN refresher course?

RN Refresher courses are options for those who are already licensed RNs but have been out of practice for long enough that they need to 'brush up' on current standards.

What the OP needs is an NCLEX Review course, to get assistance in figuring out what he/she is doing wrong in preparing for the licensing exam.

I feel the same as you. I have failed 3 times. I feel the exact.same.horrible.way. I have tried ATI, kaplan, NCSBN...I mean everything. Each time I went to 265 and had near passing in all 8 categories. I am scared to retake..

Try this. Do as many questions. Learn how to answer questions. Elimation, key points and believe in yourself. You already have the content down. And when answering questions look for things that are repeating themselves.. concentrate on those. All the best soo to be RN.

You are not alone and nobody is judging you. I am on the same boat with you. Found out my result a day before Thanksgiving. It ruined everything but I always trust in God and knew that it is not my time yet and I am not a safe nurse out there. I wanted to register a refresher course but Texas State Board stated that if I pass Nclex RN and then I need a refresher course so my license can be issued. Is anybody know where they offer refresher course? I want to register for refresher course so I will be able to know what they expect to be a nurse in US. I am a foreigner nurse and English is my third langue so you all can see that I do have a language barrier here. Can anybody help us whom failed several times by any suggestion?