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study plan suggestions

Hi All,

So, I took nclex rn in February, but failed with 265 questions. I studied some of saunders but mostly ATI. My second time, I ran out of time at 243 questions and unfortunately failed using UWorld and hurst :'( I am devastated and feel a little embarassed.

I'm retaking my exam for the 3rd time, but I really want to use my time wisely and develop a good study plan. I'm also a visual learner and feel like I learn better with mnemonics. Any suggestions on how I can study better this time?

I also heard that nclex mastery is good. My uworld expired so I no longer have access

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    I used the Saunders Q&A for the NCLEX-RN. I also had studied some material from Hurst and Kaplan courses. Do you feel that it is the information you are not retaining, or do you need help learning HOW to answer alternate-formatted questions? Also, I would look into seeing if you have test anxiety...

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    Moved to the NCLEX forum.

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