How I passed NCLEX RN

Nursing Students NCLEX

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just got my results today and I passed! how I did it?

1. enrolled in a local review class (don't sleep in the class!)

2. answered as many questions as possible

3. always find the rationale of the questions I got wrong and even the questions I got lucky with (dont be lazy! do it!)

4. when encountering difficult subjects that are out of this world, I consult a review book (Saunder's for me)

5. maximize resources i.e. apps, youtube, the library for studying (very helpful for me cant study at home too many distractions), review buddies, etc.

6. practiced taking a timed 265 question test in one day for at least 2 days, a week before my exam (those 3500+ NCLEX question CD's great way to tell you if you're answering too slow or too fast)

7. hard work, dedication, sacrifice

PS: took the NCLEX 4 times 1st attempt 75 questions 2nd 79 3rd 261 ran out of time 4th 186

Never give up! you'll get there eventually...

Congratulations! I did pretty much what you just described and I found out today that I passed as well! What a relief, huh? #happydance

just got my results today and I passed! how I did it?

1. enrolled in a local review class (don't sleep in the class!)

2. answered as many questions as possible

3. always find the rationale of the questions I got wrong and even the questions I got lucky with (dont be lazy! do it!)

4. when encountering difficult subjects that are out of this world, I consult a review book (Saunder's for me)

5. maximize resources i.e. apps, youtube, the library for studying (very helpful for me cant study at home too many distractions), review buddies, etc.

6. practiced taking a timed 265 question test in one day for at least 2 days, a week before my exam (those 3500+ NCLEX question CD's great way to tell you if you're answering too slow or too fast)

7. hard work, dedication, sacrifice

PS: took the NCLEX 4 times 1st attempt 75 questions 2nd 79 3rd 261 ran out of time 4th 186

Never give up! you'll get there eventually...

Thank you for those encouraging words.

Congratulations! I did pretty much what you just described and I found out today that I passed as well! What a relief huh? #happydance[/quote']

Relief indeed I'm under pressure cuz my application in ILLINOIS expires this month if I don't pass this time I have to take a two year class or something... So yeah... #clutch #buzzerbeater

Thank you for those encouraging words.

Very much welcome good luck to you!

Awesome!!congrats to you.. I'm studying for my third attempt.. Thank you for sharing ur experience..

just got my results today and I passed! how I did it?

1. enrolled in a local review class (don't sleep in the class!)

2. answered as many questions as possible

3. always find the rationale of the questions I got wrong and even the questions I got lucky with (dont be lazy! do it!)

4. when encountering difficult subjects that are out of this world, I consult a review book (Saunder's for me)

5. maximize resources i.e. apps, youtube, the library for studying (very helpful for me cant study at home too many distractions), review buddies, etc.

6. practiced taking a timed 265 question test in one day for at least 2 days, a week before my exam (those 3500+ NCLEX question CD's great way to tell you if you're answering too slow or too fast)

7. hard work, dedication, sacrifice

PS: took the NCLEX 4 times 1st attempt 75 questions 2nd 79 3rd 261 ran out of time 4th 186

Never give up! you'll get there eventually...

Congrats. Hard work pays off.

Awesome!!congrats to you.. I'm studying for my third attempt.. Thank you for sharing ur experience..

Very much welcome! Congrats in advance!

Congrats. Hard work pays off.

Absolutely hard work = success

Congrats. Hard work pays off.

Absolutely hardwork=success

Great job guys . Amazing to know u passed it after the 4th try. What a relief I must say

Specializes in Nephrology.

congrats! may i know if what state are u in? because i falied 3 times in FL and they are requiring me to take remedial. just wondering if what did you do in your case?

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