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Hi I'm doing 300 a day from Ann Hogan, Lippincott q&a, La Charity and Saunders and Med-Surg q&a! For 1-St try I use Saunders CD and book and Kaplan didn't pass with 75,then I did NCSBN 3 weeks, Exam cram and 9 practice q from La Charity again 265 didn't pass but all result was near the passing level, so this time I change the way so 300 a day and took more hard q-ns! I hope this time I will pass, otherwise there is nothing else I left for review loool , God bless everybody! Pray pray pray )))
That was my main strategy for preparing for the NCLEX and I passed with 75 questions and in 30 minutes. I felt I was very well prepared, but I also researched each question I missed and would even read further into it. Seriously, 100 questions if done right, should take a couple of hours to review. Sometimes more, sometimes less.
I am taking the monster next Thursday! I am getting really worked up! I have stuck to my 100-200 questions per day. I sure hope that this is the correct study habit for me! I have never been a great test taker, but I guess if I can get past this one than I have conquered a lot!!!! I hope everybody else is getting the studying done that they need and finding the time to do it!! Best of Luck!
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Hello just wondering what people think of 100-200 questions per day as a good study plan. I have read many post on studying and not sure if just answering questions is good enough. I have not really done the best, but I have not really done bad. Some questions seem easy while some seem foreign. I know that some we never talked about at school. I read all the rationales for the wrong answers and work on math calculations. I sure hope this is enough. The sponge is almost as full as it will get! Wish me luck. THANKS!