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im taking the exam in a few weeks and i just wanna know what can give you a slight edge in the exam.how many breaks should i take? if the question is really difficult or have no idea, should i just go on with the next question or try harder to answer? please share anything you know edit:in SATA questions, is it possible to choose all answers or choose only one,and be correct? sorry, anxiety is high

congrats!i would like to have a copy of your notes as well.thank you for helping out others!

congrats!mind telling how you prepared?

idk if u read my whole story but the bon wanted the hospital to send documents. the hospital said that they do not do this kind of mailing service so i sent the bon what the hospital gave me after my taining, which was a document stating that i was training under the hospital. bon did not acknowledge said document.

no, i failed my 1st nclex exam in ca.

TL;DR at end of paragraph. 1 year since i passed my registration for nclex to oregon bon,and i still havent received my att.btw im a a foreign nurse. basically i think it's my fault because in the nsg practice history in the application form i wrote an item which i thought should be included in my work experience (it turned out that it was a training program). since i was being paid, i thought y not just write it down. the BoN then emailed me to inform the hospital i worked for to send them documents that justify that i worked for them. the hospital said that they do not do this kinds of mailing services. so i mailed the BoN the certificate that i finished the said training program. i assumed the BoN did not acknowledge the certificate because again they sent me the same mail telling me to inform the hospital for the needed documents. so i told the bon that it was actually a training program and not work experience. still, the hospital would not send the needed documents. i told the BoN about this and even gave them the contact details of the hospital in hope that they could verify my training. the last email i got from them was about me still to tell hospital about the documents. after all the time ive been reviewing i think ive just wasted my time. frankly i think im done waiting for my registration to be approved. i took my 1st exam for california state about 4 years ago and i thought should i just get a retest there? is this possible? any advice on how to go further before i contact the california BoN? TLDR: still no att because of missing documents i cant provide, hospital not willing to provide documents,BoN not willing to compromise, pending registration, can i apply a retest in a previous state i took the nclex 4 years ago?

is this the flashcards youre talking about? Saunders Q & A Review Cards for the NCLEX-RN® Exam, 2e: 9781455707188: Medicine & Health Science Books @ Amazon.com trying hard to stay focused!

is this the lippincott book you are talking about? Lippincott Q&A Review for NCLEX-RN (Lippincott's Q&A Review for NCLEX-RN (W/CD)): 9781451172287: Medicine & Health Science Books @ Amazon.com spreading out the reading seems like a good idea!

thanks for the advice!unfortunately i cant get my hands on ATI book.would u suggest sticking to saunders? how many hours a day did u study or answer questions

long story short, i decided to take another shot with nclex-RN. im going to take the test in 3 months.i tried using saunders 6th ed for my content but i stopped becoz it feels like im not retaining most of the information and theres just too much info i dont know if its information overload or anything but i just stopped and instead ive been doing 100-200 questions a day for about 3-4 weeks and i feel i learned a lot from answering. i know that just by answering isnt enough so i will try and read the book again as the test nears. to saunders users, what advice can u give me to stick with the book and not get too (fatigued?) with reading so many information? i followed the study calendar but some days were hard where 2 long chapters are to be read together. also in general how would u prepare for the nclex within 3 months btw here are my review resources: - Saunders 6th ed. wd questions (read about half of the book then stopped, answered about maybe 1000 questions) -PDA by LaCharity 2nd e. (read the whole book) -NCLEX 4000 (answered about 75% of total questions) -35-page nclex study guide (skimmed thru it once, i really liked it on how simple it is and will read again soon) thanks for helping a brother out