Passed nclex 2nd try 180 questions

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So I told myself that I would post on how I passed nclex. I passed nclex my second try with 180 questions I wont go into detail about the questions because of course that is against policy. But I will tell you how I did it. I hope I can encourage someone!! NEVER GIVE UP!! WHAT GOD HAS FOR YOU IS FOR YOU!!!

FIRST TIME AROUND: I used uworld did 1900 questions and did hurst.. These didnt work for me. I didn't have my strategies and content together. I was rushing because I had my job set up and was actually in orientation. But it wasnt my time yet. I failed at 75 and I was crushed!!!!!! I was depressed for a little then got back to my books.

SECOND TIME AROUND: I prepared a lot more. I did all of the lacharity priority questions, the nclex mastery app in its entirety including the 22 quizzes, NCSBN 1300 questions great site didnt use the content just the questions, I made a powerpoint for myself with ekg's and drugs and everything that I felt like I missed. I made flash cards to know my infection control and other material such as different drug classes. I used lippincotts alternate format questions 2016 book because I was horrible with SATA GET THIS BOOK IF YOU ARE BAD WITH SATA!! IT HELPS. I also had Kaplan Strategies 2016 question book that was great too. I felt prepared. I paid attention to detail and read rationales in its entirety.

After the nclex the second time I felt prepared but was definitely scared. I checked my BON the next morning and my license was posted. 4 months of nclex studying and I made it. BSN, RN!!!!!!!!!!!!

DONT GIVE UP!!

Congrats RN! I also failed at 75 my first time and need to pass my second time around, how long did you give yourself to study for your second attempt?

Congrats RN! I also failed at 75 my first time and need to pass my second time around, how long did you give yourself to study for your second attempt?

I gave myself a good 6 weeks long enough for my 45 days to be up & 8 scheduled my test two more weeks away for extra time

Congrats. Hard work reaps its rewards.

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