Yesterday I wrote my NCLEX for the second time after being unsuccessful the first time. Major learning curves but I enrolled in the Kaplan course and felt a little bit better going into the exam.
I got kicked off around 140 questions and feel so uncertain that 12hrs later I tried the PVT and got the good pop up. In my mind it's false hope because of how early I did it. But just curious if any other canadian nurses have tried out the PV trick ?
Word of of advice for all you guys out there studying; take your time. Looking back on it now I feel like I rushed and took the first date available when I should have given myself more time. Relax and breathe during the exam and don't forget to take breaks. I found that in my second attempt I took more breaks and it just allowed me to refocus have snack and then keep going. I did not wait for the two hour mark either for the first break.
Good Luck to everyone and happy studying.
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Hey everyone;
Yesterday I wrote my NCLEX for the second time after being unsuccessful the first time. Major learning curves but I enrolled in the Kaplan course and felt a little bit better going into the exam.
I got kicked off around 140 questions and feel so uncertain that 12hrs later I tried the PVT and got the good pop up. In my mind it's false hope because of how early I did it. But just curious if any other canadian nurses have tried out the PV trick ?
Word of of advice for all you guys out there studying; take your time. Looking back on it now I feel like I rushed and took the first date available when I should have given myself more time. Relax and breathe during the exam and don't forget to take breaks. I found that in my second attempt I took more breaks and it just allowed me to refocus have snack and then keep going. I did not wait for the two hour mark either for the first break.
Good Luck to everyone and happy studying.