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NCLEX

Hi all,

I am taking a Kaplan On demand course. I am extremely tensed of my forthcoming NCLEX . I did my question trainer 1 2 and 3. My scores are like 67%,65% and 67% respectively. DO anyone of you think that I am getting a good score in order to pass my NCLEX

Thanx

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None of us have a crystal ball therefore we have no idea how you will do on the NCLEX based on your practice scores.

Keep practicing and Pray. Hopefully you will pass.

Those are good scores (the goal is at least 60%), but remember, those tests are not at the passing level. Tests 6 & 7 are the ones that are the big determinants, and even then, no guarantees.

Check out the NCLEX forum under "Students". Lots of great info and support there. :)

Good luck!

Hi all,

I am taking a Kaplan On demand course. I am extremely tensed of my forthcoming NCLEX . I did my question trainer 1 2 and 3. My scores are like 67%,65% and 67% respectively. DO anyone of you think that I am getting a good score in order to pass my NCLEX

Thanx

Those are decent scores, but they are not a guarantee that you'll pass the first time. Kaplan is good for some things, Saunders is good for others... and so on. School, however, should have given you all the tools and info you'll need. Pay attention to each and every question. They're generally very straight-forward, but you have to make sure you do not misread the question. Remember the ABC's, Maslow's, and proper delegation. SATA questions are just a series of T/F statements packaged as a question. Above all, just focus on the question in front of you because that's the only one that matters.

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