will using ncsbn just for their quizzes and questions be enough?

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Hey AN ☺☺ preparing for the nclex 2nd time around. For those that have used ncsbn, do you think just signing up for the questions will be enough? I do not want to overwhelm myself. If there is an area that I consistenly get wrong then I will go back for content. Other than that, I would probably buy the 3 week session just for the questions. I figure 100 questions a day. I believe they have a total of 1300 questions if I am not mistaken.

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Specializes in Pediatrics, Emergency, Trauma.

I signed up for NCSBN for the questions only, and if I didn't understand the concept of the rationales, I would use the sources from NCSBN.

I also practice the questions in the mindset that it was the NCLEX.

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Hey AN ☺☺ preparing for the nclex 2nd time around. For those that have used ncsbn, do you think just signing up for the questions will be enough? I do not want to overwhelm myself. If there is an area that I consistenly get wrong then I will go back for content. Other than that, I would probably buy the 3 week session just for the questions. I figure 100 questions a day. I believe they have a total of 1300 questions if I am not mistaken.

Uworld would also be helpful in preparing for nclex.

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Oh yeah, I totally forgot to mention I would be trying uworld as well and the mastery app. Thanks!

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Specializes in LTC, Med-surg.

It depends on you...I heard ncsbn was most like NCLEX aside from Kaplan. If you think you need it, then go right ahead. However, I think one should not venture for both review courses....its costly. Maybe try ncbsn for content and questions and purchase Kaplan qbank (it's like fifty dollars for 1 month access ) only for the questions. RN mastery app is really good!!!

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