Hi! I too was scrambling in a sea of resources and no real "plan" two weeks before my exam so I can definitely empathize. My advice would be to DEFINITELY do the PDA questions and review rationales...
I had a similar experience the week and half before I was supposed to sit for my exam! I started freaking myself out due to the low scores I was getting on Kaplan so I understand what you're going...
I used Kaplan and I was pleasantly surprised by how similar the format of both the questions and the actual user interface was. Taking the NCLEX-RN felt like taking a QTrainer. Having that...
Take your exam! With those scores I think you're definitely ready! I had similar QTrainer scores and my QBank average was %54 with only about %25 done. Make sure you take the alternate item format...
You will definitely pass! My QBank averages were lower than yours and I passed in 76 questions yesterday. Be prepared for A LOT of SATA questions. I'd recommend that you also take and review Sample...
I think mid 60's sounds great for Hurst! I personally didn't use it but I have a few friends who passed with Hurst the first time. It seems like you know your content so just keep plugging away at...
I didn't average out my scores but it was laughable how poorly I did on some chapters. Just remember that as long as you're reviewing rationales, you're learning how to answer those questions...
According to everyone I know, the PVT works. I took the exam this morning, drove home and tried it out, and I got the good pop up so I'm feeling pretty comfortable. I think you definitely passed....