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NCLEX 2014

I passed NCLEX-RN! Thank you so much to all ^_^ Took it last January 14 and saw my quick results today :) Tried the pop-up and got a good one too before today.

Good luck and God bless everyone who are nurses and are about to be. Thank you again!

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    Congrats RN!..how did you prepared? feel free to comment on my nclex review scores thread..I would like to hear your opinion:) thank you!

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    Congrats!!!!!

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    Hi!

    I took NCLEX last Jan 14, 2014. I stopped after 75 questions after 1 hour and 32minutes into the test. I had about 20 SATA, 2 picture, 3 dragging questions, and 2 meds calculation. Mostly were prioritization questions.

    I used Udan NCLEX test prep for reading and fast facts and the last 5 days I used Pearsonvue's exam cram practice question. I was doing 250 a day at first using the Pearsonvue exam cram but I was running out of time so the last 3 days before the exam I was doing 500 questions a day. 250 questions in 4 hours. My chapter 1 score with it was 60% then it went up as I did the Chapters.

    250 questions a day from

    Chapter 1 = 60%

    Chapter 2 = 70%

    500 questions a day from merged chapters

    Chapter 3 = 77%

    Chapter 4 = 85%

    Chapter 5 = 88%

    Chapter 6 = 85%

    I would say get your foundation straight then practice questions. Pearsonvue's exam cram is practically how NCLEX questions are worded. Short and concise.

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    Thank you ishar86!

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