Published Sep 28, 2008
Dark Avenger
46 Posts
hello to everyone..:wink2: im just wondering.. how many months do we really have to prepare in studying for nclex? is 5 months too long? do we have to just answer a lot of questions? or do we have to just study the lectures? or just to memorize? is it true that it is best to study at dawn? i really wanted to learn the techniques... i tried the exam once without reviewing (im on a bed rest that time because i got sick. cant cancel the exam because all was then set.).. and i failed. i thought it was easy.. but it is not.. i dont want to fail again..
ChristineN, BSN, RN
3,465 Posts
There's no set in stone amount of prep time needed for NCLEX. If you were currentally holding a TPP, you typically have anywhere from 90 days to 1 year, depending on the state. However, since you don't have a TPP, take as long as you need to feel like you are prepared to test. I would only study for a couple hours at a time, and then take a break, and I tried to review content as well as doing NCLEX questions. Good luck!
Melinurse
2,040 Posts
No set time. Test when you are ready. It is a very individualized thing. I would suggest considering Suzanne's Plan though. Good luck.:wink2:
gwafuh_rn, BSN, RN
1,241 Posts
I prepared for 11/2 month.I think 2-3 mos. of preparation is enough.
PN2B2008
67 Posts
Hi gwafuh, what did you do to study?
thank you christinen, melinurse and gwafuh2busrn for the info. god bless