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I recently took the nclex-rn for the third time and failed with 265 questions. I am beyond upset but this is what I want so I am going to keep trying. I already rescheduled for my 4th time and hopefully my last!

I just got my cpr in the mail and i was near passing in each section! Compared to the other two times, I significantly improved but I am not quite there yet. Just posting on here to see if anyone has any suggestions or advice for my next go at this test.

I have the hurst review information, I used Kaplan last time around which I think helped a lot and I still have their online content, I have the PDA book and I just bought Saunders 6e today!

Any advice? Thanks !

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    Hi I just passed mine on 30 dec... It was my 3 rd time ...for me. Lippincott for question and ncbsn for content really work ... All the best and I kno this is ur last time í ½í±

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    Hi I just passed mine on 30 dec... It was my 3 rd time ...for me. Lippincott for question and ncbsn for content really work ... All the best and I kno this is ur last time ������

    Thank you so much! I tried the ncbsn course and I wasn't really into it that much. I have the Lippincott book that a friend gave me so I am going to do some questions from there. Thanks again!

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    After 3 unsuccessful tries, I would hire a tutor. I've known quite a few people who used a tutor and no one that I know of failed. Ask your school for a recommendation or try caring4you.com

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    Lippincott has an online program called PassPoint and it's pretty amazing. They have adaptive testing that simulates the NCLEX in that when you answer correctly, it gives you higher level questions and lower level questions when you miss some. Also has practice quizzes where you can take quizzes on your weak areas. It gives you feedback on everything. After you take an exam or quiz, they give you great rationales with links to detailed pages for the topics in the question. I just found out about it on accident. I did a LOT of research online. Found quite a bit of resources, such as this site! I hope that helps some. Good luck, I love your passion and drive!

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    I failed 3 times... Don't get discouraged... I studied for a month in a half... I tried Remar review it helped me a lot... Don't give up...

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    I failed 3 times... Don't get discouraged... I studied for a month in a half... I tried Remar review it helped me a lot... Don't give up...

    Thank you. I just purchased a book from remar, I hope it helps! Did you pass on your fourth attempt??

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