Took NCLEX PN exam twice, no luck.

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I need help bad. I failed the nclex state board twice and I'm planning on giving myself around 45 days till i take the test again (october 30th). I'm using the Saunders book with the CD. Can anyone please help me organize a study plan for the upcoming 45 days?

Specializes in Geriatrics/home health care.

I am sorry :cry:, maybe you can try this free online practice test:(http://www.studyguidezone.com/nclexpntest.htm). See what you are strong and weak in and focus on what you need help in. If you can, try to get a copy of your previous tests so you can see what you need to study. I found this study guide link from another post from a girl who was asking for NCLEX study advice and apperently it works really well from what I heard. You know what they say, third time is the charm, Good luck!:redbeathe

Specializes in ICU, Telemetry.

The Hurst book helped me more than anything else -- things were organized in a way that I remembered them.

And don't give up. One of the best nurses I have ever worked with failed the Boards 3 times -- she finally passed when she decided if she didn't pass, she was going to go back to school for respiratory therapy. The plan for if she failed calmed her down, and she passed.

Failed PN nclex twice! Took the test yesterday with 205 questions. I am so devastated when the CC page showed up on PVU. I studied, studied, & studied. I dont get this! I use saunders green book, nurseEd, nurseana.com. I answer questions after dang questions. Im just sick & feel like my clock is ticking to get this 2nd career going since im 42 y/o. Dont want to give up but need help.

Specializes in Medical and general practice now LTC.
Failed PN nclex twice! Took the test yesterday with 205 questions. I am so devastated when the CC page showed up on PVU. I studied, studied, & studied. I dont get this! I use saunders green book, nurseEd, nurseana.com. I answer questions after dang questions. Im just sick & feel like my clock is ticking to get this 2nd career going since im 42 y/o. Dont want to give up but need help.

Moved to the NCLEX forum where there are many people posting on what helped them

I am sorry you failed. You say you answered question after question did you read the rationales afterwards? If not then try doing that as the rationales help you to identify key words that are in the question to help you get the right answer

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