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NCLEX Question!!! Please help!!!

Hello everyone,

To those of you who took NCLEX or know anyone that did, are the Kaplan review questions similar to the actual NCLEX questions? And it's so confusing because I bought Kaplan and Hurst review to go over content as well as questions and I always get conflicting stories as to whether I should focus on content or questions? Any of you have any advice? Feed back is greatly appreciated! ?. So nervous!

Thanks in advance!

Hailey

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That is dependent on whether you have a strong understanding of content and good critical thinking skills. Kaplan looks like the NCLEX but IMO is a lot more difficult.

I used both Kaplan and Hurst. If you feel that you are weak in content then Hurst is great. I felt that after doing all the Kaplan questions it increased my critical thinking which helped me greatly in the NCLEX. I suggest going over 1-2 chapters of Hurst a day and do questions over those topics that you studied.. Good luck!

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Thank you all for your input. :) I've been diligently doing both! With Kaplan I got a 68% on my diagnostic test and my scores and just decreasing, On QT 4, I got a 48%!! Ugh. Feeling discouraged.

Are you viewing the videos for the areas that you are having trouble with?

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Are you viewing the videos for the areas that you are having trouble with?

I watched every video twice, and I got a 63 on the readiness test!!!

And I passed nclex today!!!!

(Well good pop up)

I love Kaplan!!!!!

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