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I can tell you that I spent days and days and many 12h night shifts going over question after question after stinkin' question... I took my exam today... got all 265 (got the good pop-up) and not a dang one of the 265 was familiar after the 1000's of questions I went over.... sooooooo Don't kill yourself!
I did a total of 2000 questions, I finished all of LaCharity which is the best book i have invested in it gives you different questions in all subjects. And some Saunders Disc. The test is different your gonna see but i can relate the questions to lacharity. I had only 3 weeks to study and maybe 100 a day, try to condense everything in a short amount of time and take the test sooner. Practice questions help but its knowing how to read the question. I just found out I passed today with 75 questions, and took a risk with just the Lacharity and Saunders, no Kaplan, so there is a way.
I did 4000+ questions, and it took me a month or so... most days were somewhere between 100-150 questions. I read the rationales to ALL of them, and wrote hundreds of notecards, taking notes every time I ran across something in the rationales that I didn't know...
I passed, 75 questions.
Good luck!
Carrie_MTC
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Just wondering how many questions you guys have been doing a day to prep for the NCLEX? I've been doing about 2 chapters out of my book a day which is 120 questions. Just wondering if that is a reasonable amount. Usually takes me between 1-2 hours a day.