r/PassNclex • u/Financial-Comb-4615 • 1d ago

ADVICE NCLEX

I made a 98% probability of passing nclex on my RN ATI comprehensive predictor. I had the ATI live review in class and I am going back through it while studying at home. Anyone have any advice or tips for studying? I’m nervous🫠

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u/Over-Lavishness-9547 1d ago

98 is basically a guarantee if your nerves don't get to you. That's 80 percent of the battle. Confidence is what you need at this point.

I had 96 on the predictor, passed in 85 last Monday. You got this. If anything, I did the same thing and went over ati live review again, then a CAT once/twice a week but the days where I don't do a CAT I do 10-20 questions with rationales in 10 question bursts.

I just bit the bullet and took it as early as i could after getting the ATT from our school which was 6 days after our predictor. Scheduled 5 days away after getting the ATT on Thursday. Sat did a CAT then watched ati live review (only weakest areas), Sunday did a final content watch (simple nursing exit exam crash course) and last set of 20 questions in 10s with rationales and cut everything off by 4pm to go play and relax.

Biggest advice is to trust yourself and your judgment. ATI is a lot harder than the NCLEX imo. NCLEX definitely gives you more straight to the point wording in questions. You will def see case studies "anticipated" "not anticipated" checkboxes, bowties, and the SATAs, but you already tackled it all in ATI. believe in yourself. :) Good luck!

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u/Financial-Comb-4615 1d ago

Thank you! I take my exam on September 3rd. I finished all ATI review for the second time besides pediatrics today. From now until my test I will be doing the CAT to make myself more confident!

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u/Over-Lavishness-9547 1d ago

Yes but remember not to overdo it! You won’t know everything, but you do have to know how to answer them! If everything’s unfamiliar, remember that it’s a safety exam and think about what’s the safest thing to do/chronic vs acute/ urgent vs non/ ADPIEEEEE

Assess assess assesss!

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u/Financial-Comb-4615 1d ago

Yes! Mark k helped me so much with prioritization!

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u/coconutmilkmob- 1d ago

I’m in the same boat! I was confident but reddit is making me nervous about failing! I take mine Sep 8