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Preparing for NCLEX

Hi! I have graduated with my BSN last week, and I have been studying hard as I prepare for NCLEX. My school provided us with the Kaplan course, and I have been answering between 50-75 Qbank questions a day, scoring between 58% to high 60's. On the readiness Kaplan test I scored 62.2%. I will be taking Question Trainers 5-7 within these next 3 weeks, and I know question trainer 7 is really good in predicting if I am ready for NCLEX or not. I have also been using the Saunders comprehensive review book and answering the questions at the end of each chapter.

Does anyone has any advice regarding my progress as I prepare for the big exam?

Thank you!

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    Your post has been moved to the NCLEX Discussion forum.

    If you are consistently scoring in the 60s on the Kaplan Qtrainers, I'd conjecture you're probably ready to schedule a test date to take NCLEX. Good luck!

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    It is hard to say. Only YOU can tell if you feel ready to take it. Simply put, as long as you know your content well, do questions and can answer them effectively based on knowledge and/or test-taking strategies, you will be fine! :D I have faith in you! GOOD LUCK!

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