Panic about taking Nclex for 2nd time

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Greetings,

I took the NCLEX exam in Feb and failed :o my nerves are working overtime. Please, anyone who could give me some advice on how to regroup and study to take the exam again. During the first exam i got all 265 questions and began freaking out and did not take one break when offered. I took the Kaplan course and did all the questions in the study bank. I got a short analysis back and it stated i was "near passing" in all categories. I have already started studying content and medications. Then to top it off NCLEX will be more difficult after April 10th. I have the Sanders NCLEX prep and Kaplan. All advice is welcomed, anything to help me pass this exam.

thank you,

Desperato

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Specializes in Medical and general practice now LTC.
Greetings,

I took the NCLEX exam in Feb and failed :o my nerves are working overtime. Please, anyone who could give me some advice on how to regroup and study to take the exam again. During the first exam i got all 265 questions and began freaking out and did not take one break when offered. I took the Kaplan course and did all the questions in the study bank. I got a short analysis back and it stated i was "near passing" in all categories. I have already started studying content and medications. Then to top it off NCLEX will be more difficult after April 10th. I have the Sanders NCLEX prep and Kaplan. All advice is welcomed, anything to help me pass this exam.

thank you,

Desperato

hello

Try to relax and study in a steady manner, Check out the NCLEX forum there may be some tips for you which should help :D

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thanks, will do.

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Specializes in Med-Surg.

Nice to meet you. Welcome! Good luck to you. :)

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"Near passing" indicate that you need to reinforce these areas that you are near passing. Spend more time in those particular areas. Practice a many questions as you can and make sure you go over each rationale. Don't overwhelme yourself with too many questions in one day. I used to do no more than 100/day. Sometimes 75 or 50. Good luck and be consistent with your study habit/routine. You'll be okay :)

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