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I used the new purple Kaplan Content Review Guide and their online courses. I also took an NCLEX prep course at the end of May that was included as part of my school's nursing program. I THINK it worked for me. I took my NCLEX on Oct. 3rd, 75 questions, good pop up on PVT and 16 days later I still have no confirmation that I passed.
I used the new purple Kaplan Content Review Guide and their online courses. I also took an NCLEX prep course at the end of May that was included as part of my school's nursing program. I THINK it worked for me. I took my NCLEX on Oct. 3rd, 75 questions, good pop up on PVT and 16 days later I still have no confirmation that I passed.
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I used Hurst review and Kaplan Q-trainers. My main advice is to not only prep yourself with questions, but mentally. Use positive self talk even when doing practice questions. Whenever I saw a hard practice question, I talked myself through it with some sayings I learned from HURST REVIEW and did my best. I saw my scores increasing and that is when I truly understood that NCLEX is equally mental and knowledge. Be kind to yourself, it is not a race, When you are doing practice questions note at about how many questions you daze off, and take a 5 min brake and keep that same method for NCLEX. I usually burn out at 50 questions, so I took a brake at question 50 on NCLEX, and 30 mins later, I was done.
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To God Be the Glory :-) 75 questions and shut down. My heart stopped. Did the PVT and got the good pop up. Thank you all for your encouragement.