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HELP!

I am so down on myself and feel stuck. I have taken the NCLEX once in March and failed my first attempt. I have taken Kaplan prior to me failing, and i have then since taken a course called Ready To Pass which I thought was absolutely amazing and really got me in the right direction and thinking smarter and clearer as I answered questions. Here I am almost 6 months after I failed my first attempt thinking I'm doing so much better, knowing a lot more extensive knowledge, and feeling more confident only to have taken the NCLEX predictor and only scoring a 62%, which is not good at all, pretty much only having a 50/50 chance of passing my second time around. I was scheduled to take it this upcoming Sunday the 14th of August and have already postponed it. My self confidence is shot because of this and it's becoming so hard to pick myself back up. I am 26 years old and am beyond eager to start my career because I feel like time is just going by and all I'm doing is being beaten by this test which is in the way of my dream job. I've been crying all day because I know I am an amazing nurse, just not an RN yet because of this exam. If anyone has any advice on what I should do study wise, how to better answer questions and put forth my knowledge towards the questions I will do ANYTHING! I am an awful computer test taker and really thought I was on my way to being better and then today was just heartbreaking. PLEASE HELP I WANT TO SUCCEED AND BEAT THIS TEST!

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    Try UWorld.com it seems more similar to the NCLEX exam than others.

    I took my nclex-pn on august 3rd of this year and i don't know if i passed or not. I'm in California so i need to wait 3-6 weeks to find out.

    I agree that this test is what will determine our goals and success, its a heavy though when you think about it.

    I'm also anxious and was sad for the first few days.

    I'll wait and find out.

    Seems like it's all pharm and diseases from my tests.

    I'm studying on and off still, without knowing if i passed or failed.

    I wish you luck on your next exam.

    You know what you know.

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    yes i have UWorld and have been doing it and it's great but im usually right below the "average" a couple times i was at the "average" and once i was above but majority im around 44% .. Not really sure what that means with the percentages but I feel like if im stuck there it can't be good

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