Hello, on Friday I took the NCLEX and after 78 questions it stopped. I thought to myself what just happened since the test seemed pretty easy to me. After I took the test and the proctor came I was because this was my third time taking the exam and I was like Ive been studying non-stop for almost 3 months now, please Lord tell me I Pass. Today which is Sunday, I was inpatient so I did the Pearson Vue Trick and got the GOOD POP UP but was still nervous. At 6:30 it said my results were ready after paying the money I could not look I honestly felt nauseous. I said this is my third time and twice before I failed. When I saw PASS :yeah: I was in total bliss. I'm an RN .
To those who did not pass on the first go, don't give up, you will PASS. I recommend doing LaCharity Prioritizing and Delegation book, Kaplan questions (similar to NCLEX questions) or Saunders or Mosby's (Application and Analysis). I would also recommend doing at least 100 questions a day and going over the rationales. Also if you can, a review class, I did ATI LIVE REVIEW, it was straightforward. I also recommend exercising and praying. Good luck to you all
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Hello, on Friday I took the NCLEX and after 78 questions it stopped. I thought to myself what just happened since the test seemed pretty easy to me. After I took the test and the proctor came I was
because this was my third time taking the exam and I was like Ive been studying non-stop for almost 3 months now, please Lord tell me I Pass. Today which is Sunday, I was inpatient so I did the Pearson Vue Trick and got the GOOD POP UP but was still nervous. At 6:30 it said my results were ready after paying the money I could not look I honestly felt nauseous. I said this is my third time and twice before I failed. When I saw PASS
:yeah:
I was in total bliss. I'm an RN
.
To those who did not pass on the first go, don't give up, you will PASS. I recommend doing LaCharity Prioritizing and Delegation book, Kaplan questions (similar to NCLEX questions) or Saunders or Mosby's (Application and Analysis). I would also recommend doing at least 100 questions a day and going over the rationales. Also if you can, a review class, I did ATI LIVE REVIEW, it was straightforward. I also recommend exercising and praying. Good luck to you all