Published Jul 21, 2014
danielleyyoh
6 Posts
I took my nclex yesterday at 8 am. My test shut off at around 120 questions and I really thought I failed. I waited about 5 hours to do the "pearsonvue trick" and literally started hyperventilating when I got the "good pop up". I cried from happiness off and on all day. I am so excited for the next chapter of my life :)
AllInRN, ASN, BSN
91 Posts
Congrats RN, you did it!
pnpmycallin2017
146 Posts
Congrats! Job well done!!
yedwards42, BSN, MSN
291 Posts
Congratulations!!! Happy for you!
What did you use to study and do you think it helped for NCLEX? What did you think about the actual test - harder or easier than you thought?
The best advice I can give is to expose your self to at least 150 questions a day. Do no more than 265. Read every rationale. I used NCSBN, nclex 10,000, nclex 4,000, nclex mastery and the Saunders CD. M-F for three weeks I did at least four hours of questions a day. The nclex was hard but I was ready to handle all 265 questions if needed.
Thanks for your advice. I have NCSBN - did you like it for content or did you do all the q's only? If you did q's only, did you look up the q's you got wrong and/or content areas you were fuzzy on? Besides NCSBN, I have HURST, Kaplan and LaCharity. I'm doing some content review and q's - though will start doing more q's and less content review.
Thanks again and congrats!!
I just read the pharmacology section and did ALL the questions. Those questions were a lot like the ones on NCLEX.
Ok terrific - tysm again for your advice!! It's very helpful.
laKrugRN
479 Posts
Way to go!