Nclex Oct 2nd

good luck, we have similar scores! hope we both pass

I used a variety of resources (Kaplan, Hurst, NCSBN and La Charity PDA) and while you can pass with using one resource, my suggestion is to review all your answers (right or wrong) and know the what, why and how's of things. NCLEX is a broad exam, and while they say you don't need to know everything, I went into the exam studying anything/everything I could, so I knew important bits of everything! Teaching, priority/delegation and infection control (precautions for different diseases, what PPE to wear, if the door should be open or closed, etc.) are important topics on NCLEX. Also fundamentals - TPN/EN, catheters, IV's start/dressing changes, eye and ear drop administration, chest tube and compartment functions, diets (including vegetarian/lacto-ovo vegetarian, etc.), positioning, etc. Also, within Kaplan there are strategy and question videos - do get some strategies down as this will help you on the more "obscure" questions on NCLEX. Overall, if you put some "elbow grease" and time into knowing core content, fundamentals and strategies you should be set!

Keep up the hard work - it will pay off!

My exam will be on oct3. Praying for both us :) i am studying pretty much everyday my scores varies kinda like yours occasionally I got 61% depends. Im doing PDA, saunders some kaplan as well but no videos.

@Kathrene, RN and @male_murse

Good luck! I am definitely working hard on the preparation. I review all the questions right after I take the q bank tests and qts: make flash cards, write it all down in the notebook, cross reference with ATI and google a lot of concepts I forgot.

Some questions I just straight up do not know the answers to, so i use the decision tree concept unless I get anxious and miss the most obvious stuff!

I to have scheduled for Oct. 2.... I have read through my hurst book, using saunders for question practice, Kaplan strategies book, and PRAYER. I soooo want to pass this exam, all this time off from work to study is sending me quickly to the poor house. But nothing worth having comes easy. I feel that this time around I am more confident and read to pass this exam.. Good luck to you all!!!!!

I think you should be good to go, take ALL the questiontrainers one more time and get 90+ (this should be recollection and memory) when youre remediating the 2nd time around, COVER the rationale and SEE if you can remember what it was.

:)

I am also Oct 2 i hope we all pass!!!

You'll be ok. My grades in Kaplan were lower than yours and I passed the nclex-rn a few weeks ago. My average qtrainer scores were 53% and I had a 52% on the readiness test. The only thing I studied extra was the P.D.A. by LaCharity which was a big help as well.

Good Luck to all of us! I will be taking mine on Wednesday!

I am also using Kaplan and La Charity PDA.

Diagnostics 57%

QT1 56%

QT2 59%

QT3 57%

QT4 55%

QT5 57%

Qbanks 100% done with average 55%

QT6 61%

QT7 58%

We can do this!!! :)

Thanks for reassurance! I surely hope I pass from round 1. I have spent a lot of time reviewing and studying. My scores did go up to 60% from diagnostic test that I literally bombed ( 52%) but I was hoping I would still be scoring higher in Kaplan.

Hi there,

I am also testing on october 2 and i can relate to the anxiety. i feel it too. i wanted to ask you guys if you did the qtrainers with new questions or new and incorrect. initially i started with new and incorrect and my scores were good. i think it gave me a false reassurance and a few days back i realised i should just do the new questions on its own. my scores have been consistent between 64-68. i did score a 56 on one day when i was having super anxiety and palpitations. not good. i haven't done qtrainer 6 and 7 which i plan to do next week as my class tutor advised. i have not followed the decision tree and i feel that i should have in the hind site. please suggest what i should do.