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studying for nclex in 2 weeks...

Hi im currently studying for the NCLEX and my test is scheduled for 7/28. i took the Kaplan diagnostic test and got 60%, went on to take the question trainers 1 2 and 3 but got 46-52%... i dont know what to do it seems like im not improving at all. im reviewing the content videos from kaplan and i just don't know if it'll help. what should i do to improve my scores? and what scores should i aim for in the rest of the question trainers?

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Do you feel well prepared? If you don't, then consider rescheduling. Otherwise, move forward and test on time. Good luck.

I didn't have the Kaplan course, busy doing orientation for my job and moving to a new city. I did less than 200 questions from the Kaplan book and Saunder's (don't remember anything test day). On the Kaplan, both 180 question test I made in the 50%'s. I blame it on horsing around, never really sat down and really try to finish it in one go. I got freaked out by all the people doing thousands of questions on here, but it was too late for me to reschedule- still passed first time!

My best advice to you is to get that book from Lacharity. I was really surprised how many priority questions were on the test, and how random some of the questions were. Studying content didn't help me at all. I felt I always narrowed it down to two, and pretty much had to make my nursing judgment on which to pick.

My recommendation is Hurst online review! I loved it!

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