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I took the basic med exam last week and passed with a 94%. It really is not that bad. I studied for about a week using Lehne's Pharmacology for Nursing as my main resource. I also used an old NCLEX book to brush up on med administration procedures. If you study the basics of what the drug is used for, side effects and nusring indications you will be fine! There were no surprises on the test- nothing came up that wasn't on the study guide. Good luck!!

Ok good to know. Congratulations and thank you!

Hi I was wondering if anyone has seen this chart before. Is it up to date/accurate with the newest NCLEX-RN test plan? Testing Wednesday, wish me luck!! Kaplan Diagnostic Test Score Probability of Passing the NCLEX-RN® Exam Kaplan Readiness Test Score Probability of Passing the NCLEX-RN® Exam 84 100.0% 84 100.0% 83 99.9% 83 99.9% 82 99.9% 82 99.9% 81 99.9% 81 99.9% 80 99.9% 80 99.9% 79 99.9% 79 99.9% 78 99.9% 78 99.8% 77 99.8% 77 99.8% 76 99.8% 76 99.7% 75 99.8% 75 99.7% 74 99.7% 74 99.6% 73 99.7% 73 99.5% 72 99.7% 72 99.4% 71 99.6% 71 99.3% 70 99.5% 70 99.1% 69 99.4% 69 98.9% 68 99.3% 68 98.6% 67 99.2% 67 98.3% 66 99.1% 66 97.9% 65 98.9% 65 97.4% 64 98.7% 64 96.8% 63 98.5% 63 96.1% 62 98.3% 62 95.2% 61 98.0% 61 94.1% 60 97.6% 60 92.8% 59 97.2% 59 91.3% 58 96.7% 58 89.4% 57 96.2% 57 87.2% 56 95.6% 56 84.6% 55 94.8% 55 81.7% 54 94.0% 54 78.2% 53 93.0% 53 74.4% 52 91.8% 52 70.1% 51 90.5% 51 65.4% 50 89.0% 50 60.4% 49 87.4% 49 55.2% 48 85.5% 48 49.9% 47 83.3% 47 44.5% 46 81.0% 46 39.3% 45 78.3% 45 34.4% 44 75.5% 44 29.7% 43 72.3% 43 25.4%

Thanks everyone! and congratulations on passing to you all!! No set date yet but would really like to take the test end of march/early april...... I think I am finally getting into serious study mode. Can't wait to call myself a fellow RN!

I graduated December 2013 and knew I would need a bit of a break from studying but time flew by and it is now almost March! I have really cracked down on my NCLEX preparation this past week but find myself needing more content review than I anticipated. I am using Saunders Comprehensive Review, Kaplan Strategies, Practice, and Review, and Kaplan online resources. Being that content is my priority right now, I want to make sure I focus on info that is absolutely necessary for NCLEX. I'm worried about overloading on too much content and not balancing the right amount of time for doing enough practice questions. My plan is to utilize Saunders for its content but its overwhelming to think that I may need to go through the entire thing. Anyone have advice on specific areas to focus on? Also any advice on blending all my resources together so that they flow and compliment each other? Any and all tips are greatly appreciated!