Feel like I'm forgetting everything :(

[asang21]

So let's just say I have taken the NCLEX a handful of times, with each attempt becoming a failure. I am trying my hardest to push forward and not lose hope, but I can't help but get the feeling that I am slowing forgetting material. I've been out of nursing school for almost a year now and have been battling with this test ever since. Does anyone know of any good method to studying? I've tried singling out topics and focusing on them, doing practice questions and what not. Maybe I'm just overwhelmed. Anyone feel the same? Advice?

[gdeshaw]

I have failed twice at this test. I am also a little lost and I just got into the motivation to try it again so I am making all this random ways I could get my self organize to study. The first thing I am thinking on doing since I have so many review books to, lets say, study infection control and go over all my books and read that exact chapter in each of my books, it sounds boring but something is bound to stick to my brain and since each book is written different it would not be like reading the same chapter four times. Then I can do practice questions related to that chapter and go on like that. I am thinking is going to take me about 2 and a half month with this technique. If it doesnt work I will be back lol. Good luck to all!