Passed NCLEX in 75 QUESTIONS!

[nurse1290]

Hello All! This is my first post despite me searching for articles on here. This is why I decided to post my journey to see if I could help anyone! The computer shut off at 75 and I was conflicted I knew I had known some material throughout and I almost expected shutting off at 75. However, after I started obsessing and my confidence went down hill when I started looking at blogs after, DO NOT DO THIS! This really messed me up, had me doubting myself. It is enough anxiety waiting for test results. Now how I prepared, I am from Cali and it took me FOREVER to get my ATT I mean four months forever so in the meantime I didn't want to use all my kaplan. So I bought UWORLD and it was the best decision. UWORLD has way better explanations. I also had my kaplan textbook content review book and I would add notes in there if they were missing that piece of information for both UWORLD and kaplan. When I started using kaplan i still had some UWORLD left so I would alternate but do a minimum of 75 questions a day. When I did start kaplan I was amazed how improved my scores were. I credit that to UWORLD. Feel free to ask me anything except anything specific from the test

[gizahon]

Dont worry too much about the scores, you have to read every rationale and be confident in your answers. God is good and pray, pray, pray!!!! When is your test??????

[gorgeous_me]

Congrats for passing... may i know how can i access to uworld? Im taking nclex soon and im very nervous still not confident... they said uworld is better... if u can help me teach me how to go to uworld... thanks

[Oleacronon, BSN, RN]

UWorld - One stop source for USMLE, ABIM, ABFM and NCLEX

You have to create an account, and then pay for the subscription

[the_nervous_nurse]

Congrats! Same here :) I used this book that can be bought online for super cheap. Some people hate ATI; I don't ENJOY it, but I think it works based on my results! It is the ATI comprehensive NCLEX book. check it out if you're looking for resources. read through one chapter a day or something. Break it up so you retain information.