Published Aug 22, 2006
RNKay31
960 Posts
In your last week, did you read over all the rationals from the Kaplan trainers and Q-bank, just feeling lazy to do it, because am so ovewhelm, take care thanks.
JenNJFLCA
447 Posts
2 days before the test I kinda got like that, and the day before I took the test I did 100 questions and was the same way. It's just burnout, and I think it means you're ready to take the test! :)
OMG that's how am feeling, like am really burnt out, thanks so much for your input
kathykaye
590 Posts
few days or a week before the test.. put away those review materials and take some time to relax and treat yourself. you've done your part and prepared well. you need to relax... feel confident.
RNNPICU, BSN, RN
1,300 Posts
When I studied for the NCLEX-RN I did and reviewed the questions and rationales. I was burned out but I would only do 100-150 questions perr day and once I answered and reviewed the questions and rationales I would do something else for the day and maybe if I was up to it at night review a small content material about a specific subject, disease or lab, but not always.
Good Luck, I passed with 83-85 questions on the first try and my Kaplan scores were 58-65.70%. Interestingly enough. The day after I took the NCLEX, i did a 75 question test just for kicks and I got a 81% The stress was off so I was able to focus. I personally found that the questions on the NCLEX were not any more difficult than the Kaplan questions
When I studied for the NCLEX-RN I did and reviewed the questions and rationales. I was burned out but I would only do 100-150 questions perr day and once I answered and reviewed the questions and rationales I would do something else for the day and maybe if I was up to it at night review a small content material about a specific subject, disease or lab, but not always. Good Luck, I passed with 83-85 questions on the first try and my Kaplan scores were 58-65.70%. Interestingly enough. The day after I took the NCLEX, i did a 75 question test just for kicks and I got a 81% The stress was off so I was able to focus. I personally found that the questions on the NCLEX were not any more difficult than the Kaplan questions
Thanks very much for your input, God bless.
dreamsdo
17 Posts
Thanks so much for your input. I have been doing Kaplan questions like crazy. I also attended the in class Kaplan review. I am learning a ton, and feeling more comfortable with the answering of the Kaplan questions, but my score seems to hover around hi 50 % and low 60 %. It is comforting to hear your scores were not too much higher. I scored very high on prioritization and delegation and I am awesome at Psychosocial, so I am counting on that to increase my scores.
Any other advice, please let me know :)
luv2shopp85
609 Posts
When you're saying you did Kaplan... do you mean you did the questions in the Kaplan book? Or are you talking about the online review class or the other class you can take? Sorry I'm confused.
Am talking about kaplan Q-bank and Trainers online.
oh sorry - i should have specified - i did the course and now i am completing questions online with the qtrainer and the qbank.
So wait..... you spent over 600 dollars preparing for this exam through Kaplan?
HOTGAL73
21 Posts
I took the kaplan review class along with the qbank. Let me just say dont worry about the scores. I was getting between 65% and up. Make sure to do the 7 trainers. Trainer 1-3 i got 58-61, trainer 6 64% trainer 7 67%. focus on the reason the question is right. I took the board this pass sunday with 76 questions all priority and i pass. You can do .