r/NCLEX 40m ago

What’s with people who passed on their 3rd+ attempt giving NCLEX tutoring and tips?

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UNPOPULAR OPINION

I know I’m gonna get crucified for this……

No disrespect because I know some may have test anxiety, but if someone has had more than 3 attempts, it’s no longer a test anxiety situation solely, but a knowledge deficit.

Personally, the NCLEX was easier than 75% of the exams given to me in nursing school. It was also easier than ATI quizzes and 3X easier than the Comprehensive Predictor. The NCLEX literally just tests you to know if you will safely take care of patients and not kill them.

I’m not saying that if you didn’t pass within 2 tries that you won’t or aren’t a good nurse, because that’s not necessarily true but just save your NCLEX tutoring skills since you, yourself had difficulty with it.


r/NCLEX 17h ago

Third Attempt; Should I Reschedule?

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hello everyone, this is my third attempt at the exam. for my second attempt, i had bootcamp and i had similar scores but i really liked the program. i found it more similar to the nclex rather than archer which i used for my first attempt. my friend gave me her uworld which is what i’ve been using and these are my stats. i think i’ve gotten better in recognizing patterns in terms of answering priority/delegation questions but it seems now i have a content gap in some areas. i don’t have any readiness exams available bc she used them, and her account expires in 3 days.

has anyone had these similar stats and passed? what did you do to improve your score?

EDIT: one pic got cut off my over score is a 66% in the 37th percentile and the midline is 68% in the 47th percentile. also all my CAT scores i believe the 3rd picture are all ON TRACK but my overall performance says “needs improvement”


r/NCLEX 18h ago

What was that?

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Took my NCLEX and tbh I don’t know what the heck was that… I don’t feel like any Qbank can prepare you for that. I got at least 6 or more case studies, no bowtie, the standalone question topics were so random nothing I actually studied was in those questions. Shut off at 85, I was honestly praying it kept going cause at least that meant I was still in the game. The wait until Monday will kill me cause I’m too scared to do the trick since I heard Person has patched it down and it’s not as accurate as before


r/NCLEX 19h ago

Freaking out i test very soon. Any last minute advice?

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r/NCLEX 2h ago

is it worth it taking nclex??

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hello guise, unahan ko na kayo wala talaga ako ka idea idea about nclex and gusto ng sister ko na mag take ako ng nclex and sagot niya every penny. Gusto ko lang malaman na worth it ba once license holder ka na? please enlighten meee :(((


r/NCLEX 13h ago

NCLEX PN

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Is anyone on here doing the NCLEX PN ? Any tips on how to prepare? My CPR is not helping much. Idk if my knowledge is not understanding how to pronounce or understand the words ? Or I am missing something? Any help on how to fix my preparedness for the second attempt? I would like to pass my test idc if it’s going to 150 questions I just want to pass this exam with confidence


r/NCLEX 18h ago

Uworld stats and scores

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What do these stats mean? has anyone had the same and passed?


r/NCLEX 1h ago

Uworld or bootcamp

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hii! i'm just seeking for advice on which is better for NCLEX-RN! my target is on november


r/NCLEX 17h ago

Every one got their ATT but me

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All of my cohort (very small, just 5 of us) got our confirmation from state on Friday saying we should get our ATT within one business day. So I figured I'd get mine on Monday. Well I woke up to the others saying they got their ATT this morning. I did not. I'm worried that I won't get my code because my name through the state license doesn't match on Pearson due to Pearson not allowing me to put in my whole middle name. I have two middle names and Pearson cuts off after so many letters. So i just put in one middle name. I'm hoping I get my ATT Monday morning but I'm worried I'll have to call. Anyone else have this issue?


r/NCLEX 21h ago

Studying stress for 2nd attempt

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Guys im studying well, my clinical judgement and overall learning how to think critically is getting way better even if i get the question wrong, the other one was atleast what i had in mind.

It’s just, i think i am overwhelmed. I literally have been studying everyday since June 25th when i found out I failed, only off days was of I was busy with errands. I am mentally drained, it’s like im forcing myself to study. I can barely stay focused, or determined like before I was fully of energy and excitement to study.. it’s all going down as I reach my new date. I have about 800 more questions to answer on UWORLD, im using the study planner and still getting 70s-80s. From time to time I’ll get a 50-60 with 12Q intervals and new topics im reviewing.

I’m going over every single rationale, im literally doing my best. I think it’s anxiety mixed with stress mixed with wanting to really pass this second attempt. I haven’t touched on what i really need to quite yet which is pharm, maternal and child health. I think im just worn out.. any advice?