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Help please

:crying2::crying2::crying2:Is anyone using judith miller neclex-pn to review? im getting high 50's-60's is that good or bad? please help im taking my test in a few weeks!!:redbeathe:redbeathe:crying2::crying2::crying2:

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I never heard of it but I advise you using a software instead of a book because it better prepares you for the real nclex . You have to get used to answering questions on the computer. Also, time yourself, try to do 1 questions per minute. I don't know how long you've been studying but I took my NCLEX in the beginning of July and a few days prior to the exam i was so tired of studying, my scores went from high 70s to low 60s. It may be that your just overwhelmed. I used NCLEX 4000 and the questions were very similar to the ones I had on the Nclex. Remember to take breaks and don't go crazy trying to review everything. I did 3000 questions and took a review course, which was useless but I think I would've done just as good even if i did not study as much. The exam is not that bad.

Good luck to you!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

I used the exam cram with the cd and saunders the green book and did over 2000 ?'s. Don't stress yourself. If your tired of studying take a break then start again. Good Luck.

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Thanks, will try it.

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If you are learning the material, you are accomplishing what you need to pass the test.

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