Is NCLEX more like Kaplan Questions or Saunders Questions???

[Innurse78]

Hi!

This is for the ones who have already taken the NCLEX RN and studied both Saunders and Kaplan.

Are the actual NCLEX-RN questions presented more like the Kaplan questions or the Saunders qustions? I have been studying both and note a huge difference in the way the questions are phrased and also the difficulty level of them with Kaplan being much more difficult.

Saunders seems to get right to the point and gives a good choice on answers whereas Kaplan has alot of extra unneeded info in their question format and two very close answers and some that we obviosuly not even touch base on while in school. It seems to be for the nurse who has 10 years experience under her belt.

Any info would be appreciated!!! I am doing the Indiana test.

Thanks!

[KAYBDT6, BSN, RN]

Taken from the NCLEX Candidate Bulletin....

"Confidentiality

Candidates should be aware and understand that the disclosure of any examination materials including the nature or content of examination items, before, during, or after the examination is a violation of law. Violations of confidentiality and/or candidates’ rules can result in criminal prosecution or civil liability and/or disciplinary actions by the licensing agency including the denial of licensure."

Interpret this however you want to...

Carry on.

Thank God someone has explain it better to you. You are now free to carry go with whatever:saint:

[passion4womyn]

thanks for clarifying the comment about sharing ideas for NCLEXi get tired of some past test takers that say it's not ok to discuss nclex, as long as your not posting actual questions.People get together and share actual nclex all the time, if there not doing it on the web, theyre doing it behind CLOSED doors, and how do you stop that.Ive heard of people actually reporting to boards because people were discussing NCLEX, some would tell thosse people to get a life and find something better to do with ur time,lol.but i wouldnt,lol