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congratulations! happy for u!

good info!

Hi! I can only say for Uworld bec. it was the only one I used. it is exactly like the NCLEX exam format but u have to use it wisely bec. it’s an expensive subscription I even renewed two more mos. even. (took the 90 day first) long story short I will not use it as prep for my second try. I got books I bought online. I plan to study them before I will enrol in-class review outside australia with Rachel Allen review for answering strategy etc . this will be in June nxt yr. hopefully. I have to apply annual leave from my aged care work ... not being an RN in a hospital is a disadvantage for me. ? I hav no background in maternity at all and I got lots of questions about it in the actual exam. . maternity is a whole other degree here down under. everyone uas different background hope this help u make the best decision . ask me anytime NP the Saunders book hasn't arrived tet after two mos suncw I ordered... but it’s coming . this time I really enjoyed studying .

hi, yes true. I studied in Philippines as well. and I have two degrees I graduated from Australian universities. please feel free to message me in [email protected] if it’s allowed here ?

hi Irene, I am one of the 50-60% test takers educated outside of US who did not pass. Australian BNS degree doesn’t include maternity, very little on paediatrics( I know this before taking the exam) My biggest mistake was taking it without being ready yet. Don’t let this discourage you... ?

I'm confused about the info u gave. as far as I know Australia doesnt require RN exam. there should be an email address in AHPRA site and you can clarify your concerns to them directly. not sure what is meant by stream except the kind of visa stream you might need to apply for if you want to work in Australia. NCLEX is exclusive to USA and Canada only.

? pardon me if I repeat info about NCLEX. I realised you are familiar with it just shoot questions and I’ll try my best to answer them ?

sorry , to answer your question, Australia doesn’t require RN exams. You just need to meet registration requirements. Passing NCLEX is a requirement of U.S. RN licensure (all states).

hi! no problem at all. just off the top of my head, best to visit AHPRA website as they process RN registration. Generally, nurses I’ve known has to take a bridging course here for 18 months then apply for registration after finishing. not sure about UK if you meet registration requirements for RN. https://www.nursingmidwiferyboard.gov.au/Registration-and-Endorsement/International.aspx hope this helps...

? faith!

how about Saunders comprehensive NCLEX review? thanks

thanks for sharing @dalgo11. I am learning a lot from all of you guys. I only got about 4-5 Sata in the exam. Best of luck to us... I will know tonight if I passed ... will share.

will check that book def.! I had uworld for three monthsplus added two as wasn’t reviewing december. not a lot of topic touched my uworld review maybe only 5 questions related popped up on the test. I think that book will def. help if what I'm reading is true about the exam. thanks again ! glad I came across people like u!

okay keep us posted ... thank you!

anyone heard of happyNCLEX ? maybe we need to take a different approach to answering questions... stopped at 75q...still waiting for quick result. PVT trick - was a bad pop up ?