My exam is less than 12 days away. I covered ncsbn 5 week content. I didn't actually sit and study it all I pretty much quickly reviewed it. I went over the study guide that's been on here maybe three times. Im over looking at content. I feel like I know a lot more this time then when I took the nclex before.
Now at this point, is it enough to go over questions? I find myself always scoring between 48-50s and that's how low I was scoring when I took my first nclex. I know where I go wrong...looking at the rationales I then realized that my first instinct was correct or that I read the questions too quickly. Its really hard for me to sit down in one setting and take these questions. I find myself rushing through them knowing its not the nclex.
I seriously would like some tips on what to do when it comes to doing these questions. I feel that I have to cover many questions but its not a matter of quantity its quality. Also SATA...many of you answer them by true or false. Any suggestions??? Please and thank you!
obloom14
242 Posts
My exam is less than 12 days away. I covered ncsbn 5 week content. I didn't actually sit and study it all I pretty much quickly reviewed it. I went over the study guide that's been on here maybe three times. Im over looking at content. I feel like I know a lot more this time then when I took the nclex before.
Now at this point, is it enough to go over questions? I find myself always scoring between 48-50s and that's how low I was scoring when I took my first nclex. I know where I go wrong...looking at the rationales I then realized that my first instinct was correct or that I read the questions too quickly. Its really hard for me to sit down in one setting and take these questions. I find myself rushing through them knowing its not the nclex.
I seriously would like some tips on what to do when it comes to doing these questions. I feel that I have to cover many questions but its not a matter of quantity its quality. Also SATA...many of you answer them by true or false. Any suggestions??? Please and thank you!