NCLEX-PN Level of difficulty in comparison to your study book.

GrnHonu99, RN · Dec 17, 2006

I used NCSBN online review and I was scoring anywhere bwten 50-75% I passed at 75.

Jules A, MSN · Dec 17, 2006

I used Saunders and thought it was harder than my NCLEX exam. Good luck.

Bugpie · Dec 18, 2006

I'm using Saunders as my review guide. Hoping to take the test as soon as I get my ATT. Will let you know how things turn out!

SuesquatchRN, BSN, RN · Dec 18, 2006

Saunders. It prepared me very well. Passed with the minimum for the PN, 85.

Bugpie · Dec 22, 2006

Saunders. It prepared me very well. Passed with the minimum for the PN, 85.

Same here!

BVFD 333 · Dec 22, 2006

lots of delegation question for me on my LPN NCLEX, I also used Saunders and it stoped at the minimum of 85 question (LPN, 75 for RN). Good luck!

pyerac · Mar 21, 2007

Hi! im a graduating student and will be taking the NLE this june. i am currently enrolled on one of the review centers here in the philippines. i would just like to ask if uou think it is advisable for me to start suzanne's guide for NCLEX as early as now? i guess, that would make me more confident to pass my NLE at the same time be able to review for NCLEX as early as possible... Thanks in advance..!!!

The Limey · Mar 21, 2007

Oops, forgot about this thread.

Well, I took the NCLEX and passed with the minimal questions. Lots of questions in my weak areas - maternity, growth and development, and meds I'd never heard of - but that's the CAT for you. Targeting your personal weak areas.

Also had a lot of priority questions, and some random diagnostic test questions, and repositioning of clients after procedures etc

Started a new job at a sub-acute center, just got off orientation, things are going well. Onto RN!