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Would you recommend both of those books for NCLEX prep? Also, what 35 pages are you referring to?

I'm not exactly sure how many questions I was doing a day before my last attempt. I would usually wake up and work on questions for half the day. As far as content goes, I feel like I forget a lot of what I learned in school already.

I have used Kaplan, NCSBN online, Lippincott's NCLEX-RN and LaCharity's Prioritization, Delegation & Assignment. I completed the Kaplan course this past June and got through half of the NCSBN course before my first attempt. I then completed the NCLEX-RN book and half of LaCharity's book before my second attempt.

I got my results saying that I failed again.

I graduated this past May and took the NCLEX in July only to find out that I did not pass. I was devastated, especially since all of my friends had passed. I convinced myself to start studying again and took the NCLEX for the second time this past month. I did everything that I was supposed to from getting a good nights sleep to arriving 30 minutes early. I was calm and confident when walking into the test. There was no way I was going to fail again. I took my time reading each question over and answered to the best of my ability. When the test shut off at 76 questions, I knew I had failed. Once again, I felt like I let myself and everyone else down. The most upsetting part is that I did worse than my first attempt. I'm finding it harder and harder to stay motivated. Part of me just wants to give up, but I know I can't do that. I don't know what I'm doing wrong or how I am ever going to pass the NCLEX. I keep praying, but don't know what else to do. PLEASE HELP!

I graduated this past May and took the NCLEX in July only to find out that I did not pass. I was devastated, especially since all of my friends had passed. I convinced myself to start studying again and took the NCLEX for the second time this past month. I did everything that I was supposed to from getting a good nights sleep to arriving 30 minutes early. I was calm and confident when walking into the test. There was no way I was going to fail again. I took my time reading each question over and answered to the best of my ability. When the test shut off at 76 questions, I knew I had failed. Once again, I felt like I let myself and everyone else down. The most upsetting part is that I did worse than my first attempt. I'm finding it harder and harder to stay motivated. Part of me just wants to give up, but I know I can't do that. I don't know what I'm doing wrong or how I am ever going to pass the NCLEX. I keep praying, but don't know what else to do. PLEASE HELP!