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Hello, i used mainly (90%) ncsbn questions and 10% hurst videos and passed on my 2nd attempt. i dint get to go thru all the questions maybe 600 out of 1100. Everyone is different. Ncsbn worked for me. But what i liked is i felt they focused on some key things. The key things kept repeating in different questions.

I used it and i think it really helped me critically think

Rule #1: take your time doing the exam.THIS is KEY. You might not know the answer but you can eliminate answers and apply knowledge from nursing sch. But you can only do this when you take your time reading the questions (2 to 3 times). Content is good BUT do as many higher level questions as possible. Questions make you critically think. Because nclex questions are not direct.

Rnof92014.This is not accurate. When u fail it will still say pending

Do as many questions, higher level ques (ncsbn) for 2-3 weeks and take the exam. You will do well.

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I too passed with 10-15 sata. Congrats RN

Hello, depending on state, this is normal. When you pass your license number will appear on there. When one fails, it remains like that. Pending does not indicate pass of fail.

I used ncsbn questions and content from hurst. My advice to you would be do whats best for you. I di not do alot of content, i felt as though 2 years on nursing was enough. My problem was learning to answer questions. Ncsbn was best for me because the questions were challenging. I would make notes as i studied the questions. i learnt to think critically. I also felt they concentrated on important things.

I am a recent nclex taker. Pm Airbone: My (Measeals) Chicken (chicken pox aka varicella) Hez (Herpes) TB(Tubercl.) Airbone is always closed door & N95. HIV is standard. Contact: CDIFF Droplet: like the person above stated Some ques i saw, said wound u wear mask, gown and gloves. But i think with such questions you will find the key in the question... all the best

Hello, i loved ur post. It was encouraging while i was waiting for my results. I was anxious because i did not have alot of sata. But I PASSED. And i hope everyone else will be encouraged.

I had 1 picture. 1 exhibit. No math and 1 drag and drop that was an easy topic but had to many options that i wasnt familiar with.

Hello... I want to encourage anyone about to take nclex. I took nclex 2nd time and passed. During the exam, i did not have that many Sata questions. I was freaking out because "people" say that when you get alot of sata that means your passing. NOT true. Out of the 126 questions I got, majority were Priority "first, most" etc. I probably only had 10-15 sata. I wasnt counting. But for those few sata I eliminated answers using T/F.Good luck everyone.

I did about 1000 ques. Mainly from ncsbn. Sata i did from saunders and also praticed some from nclex 4000. Learn to strategize. Key words, elimination t/f on sata, etc etc. I think this is key.

Try this. Do as many questions. Learn how to answer questions. Elimation, key points and believe in yourself. You already have the content down. And when answering questions look for things that are repeating themselves.. concentrate on those. All the best soo to be RN.

Hello. I passed on my second time and i can honestly say, you have to learn strategy of answering questions. Thats what helped me 2nd time around.

Hello fellow Nurses, Grads, Soon to be Grads. this is to those taking nclex first time or again. I Passed Nclex 2nd time around. First time, i did not study enough, i rushed through the exam. 2nd time around, i prepared more than before and i took my time going through the questions. To those taking Nclex for the first, 1. The exam is Hard. You have to prepare. I used Hurst and ncsbn questions. I did not finish either. But if i was to redo it again. I would finish all hurst videos and answer all the questions on Ncsbn. 2. You have to learn how to answers questions. There are strategies. I.e A. Never pick answers with absolutes; never, always... B. Remember ABC's C. LPN, or New RN nevet get "newly dx" unstable clients....etc etc. there are more strategies that you will learn... 3. There specific things that nclex is targeting. So if you can focus on those things the better. I noticed while doing pratice ques there things i kept seeing. For example tardive dyk, epiglottis. So i knew these were important to know. Content wount teach u this, questions will. A day after my exam, i was reading thru this blog and i came across someone who had taken exam in October and was listing info that came in their exam (this is illegal btw). But all that stuff they wrote was very familiar. Which makes me know for sure their specific things they are asking. 4. I DID NOT GET ALOT OF SATA. Most of my questions were Priority. So not Getting a lot of SATA does not mean you are failing. So dnt feel discouranged if your taking the exam and the SATA are few. 5. The content on exam was familar its just all answers looked right. Lol. So TAKE your time and eliminate answers ( Strategy). I Also stuck to only a limited resource. I did not wanna be all over the place. 7. Its good to learn labs and vaccine schedule. But remember ques are never direct. Thats why i think practicing questions weighs more than content. 8. Pray. (I thank God for my success.) 9. Take breaks 10. BE CONFIDENT, YOU GOT THIS!!!! Ps: Know you will be terribly nervous as u wait for your results. If i had my way, I would have slept for 48 hours and wake up when my quickview results were available. All the best. W!!!