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NCLEX-RN

HI GUYS,

I am an international student completed my bachelor of nursing from india and now i am preparing for nclex-rn exam,just about to take my exam in few months so want some reviews from experts who have already clear there nclex-rn.

Which books are mandatory to complete before giving my exam because i am having too much of material of nclex which makes me very tensed.

I will complete my whole saunders book 6th edition,kaplan and online exam questions from evolve,mosby 6th edition and 3500 questions of lippincott before appearing in exam.

At last i will buy online question bank of kaplan and U world.

So i am having doubt that it would be okie if i would complete this much work before my exams or i need more hard work.....

Because i have more materials such as mosby 7th edition,davis,hogan,exam cram and several others so should i complete this all also?

So please guide me that which are the basic requirements to complete and have my passing result just in first attempt....

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    It sounds like you already have plenty of resources. In fact, if you haven't already begun studying, attempting to get through all of those texts in just a few months may be impossible. Decide where you need to focus your studies. Do you feel you need to review actual content, or do you just need practice answering NCLEX-type questions? You might want to just choose 2-3 resources to study from instead of trying to include so many. Saunders and Kaplan are very popular resources.

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    For the actual content i am completing my saunders and others for questions.

    Thank You.

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