NCLEX help

[Student02]

I've failed NCLEX twice. I finished school in September of 2019, took my first exam on Dec.17 in hopes of starting the year fresh and unfortunately did not pass. I used Kaplan which I feel like I learned nothing from and mark klimek which is a little outdated but did helped me remember some content. I completely blanked first attempt and dont remember absolutely nothing from that first exam, I knew I failed but was still devastated. I took a bit to myself and then tried it all over again. I set my test date for March.17 & due to covid I had to reschedule to yesterday, May 26. I was so confident this time around. I used UWorld, I even tested a high chance of passing NCLEX on their practice exam for NCLEX. I just dont know what to do now, I feel so unmotivated, I feel like I'm never going to get it. I was so confident this time and to see the words " fail " on the laptop just destroy me. I dont want to do it again, I dont know what else to study. I can tell I've made progress in my learning but obviously it's not good enough. I need help, I cant even afford to do all this, I'm lucky to have my mom and boyfriend by my side through all of this, helping me. I dont know what else to study. I did all UWorld questions, even multiple times. Anyone have any recommendations? I'm just so drained at this point and dont know what else to try..

[SadieB773]

Have you tried the Mark Klimek audios? I took the NCLEX-pn in may but it was my 4th attempt over an 8 year time span. So I listened to each of those once and the prioritization/delegation twice just to be sure I had that one down.

Initially I started with the NCSBN review because they had the deal going on but I didn't really like the format or anything of it.I had done some UWorld questions through fb site and liked the rationales but it was wayyyy too expensive for me.

Then I came across Archer Review which was really nice, very similar to UWorld but I actually like the rationales better, loved that you could take notes and loved that each question gave you a percentage of average know/dont know that question and then the overall percentage also. I always heard you just have to be right above average, just above the average line and thats a pass. Mark says the NCLEX is easy, its not meant to fool you or trick - it does have its own meaning to things ex: whats best, what is priority, what should do first etc but its all right there and NCLEX is a perfect world so its not what could happen or has happened its what going on right now.

I would look into archer review for sure !!