suzana can I pass the official ncle-rn test?

[Paulus]

dear suzana,

3 days ago i practiced question in MOSBY CAT online with logits 0.3 and probability 94%, to day I try again in mosby cat and i get 99%, logits 0.6.

I plan to take nclex rn tet on 13 March 06. can you tell me about your opinion from my practice through CAT mosby online?

or is sombody know and ever did the same and pass the test or is it save? or what I have to do?

thanks

paulus

[suzanne4, RN]

only you know how comfortable that you feel with the material.

what did you use to prepare with before you took the cat exam?

but at this point, you should have all books closed, and just take time for yourself, especially if your exam is tomorrow............

all i can offer right now is, good luck.

[MiMi72]

Suzanne

i have been studying at the very least 100 questions/day some days even more. i feel very nervous when i hear people say that what we have studied be it saunders/kaplan the nclex is unrelated. is this true? how can i know if i am prepared?

[Paulus]

Dear Suzana

Based on your question, what books I used before cat mosby online. I used saunders and kaplan, and also princeton. But i fully concenterate to saunders, i read this book and also practice question with the cd. before i go to cat online, i practice cd saunders with score 75- 80% constantly and sometime 84%. Once, I also try to measure my ability by practice question through lipincot CD 2005 and I get 80%.

suzana what is your opinion and also how can i know that i comfertable for the test?

suzana thanks for your help and support and god bless you

Paulus

[suzanne4, RN]

Suzanne

i have been studying at the very least 100 questions/day some days even more. i feel very nervous when i hear people say that what we have studied be it saunders/kaplan the nclex is unrelated. is this true? how can i know if i am prepared?

I only recommend doin gone hundred quesitons per day, you need to be reviewing the rationale that comes with each and every answer. Doing more, and you just overtax your brain and do not retain the material as you should.

The whole idea of preparing is to understand the material and know what to do with it. The exam is essentially common sense with the ABCs thrown in with it. You have already been given all of the information that you will need to use to pass the exam, now it is knowing how to use the information. Preparing for the NCLREX exam is not the time to try to memorize drugs or even lab values, but to know what to do with the information that is already in your head.

What have you been using to prepare for the exam?