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When do most start studying for the NCLEX?

I am nowhere close to that point since I haven't even started clinicals yet...I start this Fall. I know the NCLEX questions don''t mean anything & that it would be impossible to make heads or tails out of the questions at this point.

When exactly is a good time to start preparing for this? During clinicals? After clinicals? When?

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A wise student starts preparing for the NCLEX the day they start nursing classes by paying attention to all course material and doing thorough review. Don't just study for the next test with the thought that you can put it behind you once that particular test is done. You never know what you will see on the NCLEX and must be prepared for any of the material. Many students buy NCLEX review books and use them during their nursing courses. Not only do you get good review for your current course material, but you are getting used to seeing NCLEX type questions. Good luck with your studies.

I studied the NCLEX throughout my last semester of Nursing School. It was helpful for test doing the chapter you were currently on, like Cardiac, or something. However, I would defintely get a good prioritization and delegation book. I had many on my NCLEX but I most likely failed and I wish I had that type of book to help me better understand. Good Luck!!!

I used Saunder's NCLEX review book throughout the last 2 semesters of nursing school. It helped me study for the tests as well as get me thinking about boards. It is a pretty inexpensive book and I found it to be well worth it.

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Thanks for the info!

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