Tomorrow will be my third time taking NCLEX RN. First time failed at 114 questions. 2nd time failed with 265 questions. My letter from BON says I am nearly passing in all categories except 1 which I received an above passing. The first time I didn't study at all for the NCLEX. The 2nd time I started studying three days before taking it, and did Lippincott's review book. This time around I have been studying for two weeks. I have done Exam Cram CD, Kaplan review book (some), Lippincott (very little), but mostly ATI. I am starting to freak out because mostly my ATI scores are in the 60's and 70's, few being in the 50's. I don't know if this is good enough to pass. I am thinking about rescheduling my exam even though I am very ready to get this chapter in my life over with. Any pointers would be appreciated. Also, has anyone done ATI and passed NCLEX with only averaging 70's on the assessments?
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Tomorrow will be my third time taking NCLEX RN. First time failed at 114 questions. 2nd time failed with 265 questions. My letter from BON says I am nearly passing in all categories except 1 which I received an above passing. The first time I didn't study at all for the NCLEX. The 2nd time I started studying three days before taking it, and did Lippincott's review book. This time around I have been studying for two weeks. I have done Exam Cram CD, Kaplan review book (some), Lippincott (very little), but mostly ATI. I am starting to freak out because mostly my ATI scores are in the 60's and 70's, few being in the 50's. I don't know if this is good enough to pass. I am thinking about rescheduling my exam even though I am very ready to get this chapter in my life over with. Any pointers would be appreciated. Also, has anyone done ATI and passed NCLEX with only averaging 70's on the assessments?