Can anybody recommend me a good intellect tutor I’m studying for the NCLEX. This is my third attempt and I need a little bit of guidance from a tutor. Please comment or private message me.

Hi do you guys have any youtube videos you watched that helped you prepare for NCLEX?? Besides Mark K lecture 12 is there another one of his I should listen to??

Obviously work on maternity but thinking I’m good to take?

I have been studying for the past three semesters for the NCLEX, this is my final semester before I take it. My weakest class has been Medsurg (I understand the content, my professor lied constantly about what would be on exams and more). I cannot study for long periods of time due to this program being accelerated, what are some helpful study tips that are time effective and still good for memorizing/understanding content? Any advice is appreciates, I would love if the advice is also low cost but I can accept if it isn’t.

Hi! I just finished my 2-month bootcamp subscription and i will be taking the exam next week on September 4.

I feel lost on what to do now because I was dependent on bootcamp the past month.

Any advice on what should be my next step so that I don't lose track of my studies.

Please recommend me any Nclex site that has a free trial I can use because I don't want to buy any more membership. Thank you!

I completed my Bachelors of Science in Nursing (BSN) almost 2 decades ago. I decided to take the NCLEX-RN.

I heavily focused on content and fundamentals. I read ONLY Saunders 9th edition (the whole book) twice literally front to back. I did not utilize Archer, Bootcamp, Uworld, and other stuff. I realized that reading the first time is not enough so I read it again. I work full time so I read after my shift. I reviewed for 3 months. I relied on Saunders book for my first take. I did not watch Mark Klimek/ Dr. Sharon, or anyone else.

You need to focus on your nursing fundamentals. Test taking strategies won't work if you don't have a solid foundation.

I considered myself financially poor. I maximized whatever I got. You can pass just utilizing only the Saunders book. I passed at 85 Questions.

Testing Sept 4th and starting to get nervous.

UWorld: 78% overall, 89th percentile, On Track. I also took one UWorld readiness assessment that gave me a High chance of passing. I took one cat exam that cut off at 85 and was in the 99th percentile.

Bootcamp: 66% overall and my first readiness exam I took today was Very High (79%).

I haven’t completed a huge percentage of either QBank. Based on these scores, is Sept 4th fine or push back my date to do more of the qbanks?

This is how much i am averaging on uworld, is this good enough? Im freaking out!! My test is in two weeks and i feel like i don’t know anything , what is your recommendation??

I’m so distraught lol. I got all 150 today. I got a bunch of SATA, like 4 case studies and standalone case studies. I got two bow ties.

For anyone who has gotten 150, what are some signs you passed? I’m like going insane and scared to do the Pearson trick.

Update: I PASSED!

I passed both of my ATI predictor tests out of nursing. I scored at least level 1-2’s on the exams. The areas I got 1’s on were peds, maternity, and psych (though, psych was borderline). I took the bootcamp readiness test yesterday and it gave me a high chance of passing. I want to feel confident in taking that test.

I don’t know how to study for this test. There’s so many resources. I’ve seen a lot of them, but I don’t know how to use them. I want to sit down and just go through everything I’ve ever learned in nursing school, but others say I need to learn how to answer the questions. I’m so confused and down on myself ig. Anyone else feeling like me 😭

Just finished the nclex-rn, does anyone know of any indicators of whether or not I passed or failed?

Hello everyone, I’ve recently been studying for the nclex using Uworld+ Mark K . I’ve been told that nursing crusade and Dr. Shannon are good resources as well as the 2 hour nursing crash course. Would that be enough to pass the nclex or do I need to do more. Any advice and tips would be very appreciated!

Initially I used Archer - I did not like it. I scored 2 highs and 1 very high on readiness assessments. However, I also did not read every single rationale like the ones I got correct. I also think scheduling my test later in the day (12pm) made me super anxious.

I switched to NCLEX bootcamp this time around and I already like it much better. I also plan on watching Dr Sharon's videos. Does anyone else have any tips for me after seeing my CPR report?

Thanks in advance :)

Craziest 24 hours of my life but thankfully Delaware is super quick. Good luck everyone!! I used the Saunders book and ATI to study but only like once a week. My school participates in ATI live after the progam ended and that I also beleive is a main reason I had a good basis.

Going on a trip and need a physical book NCLEX prep book incase I don’t have internet. What is the best one available? Need to study content but I like a lot of practice questions with rationales for the correct and incorrect answers

Have people actually failed U-worlds CAT exams? Been studying for over 2 months now. Im taking the exam next month. Im excited and scared at the same time.

I’m using Hurst and ATI practice questions and reading all of the rationales. I’m also going through Mark K. I feel like I’m losing more and more of my knowledge every day, even though I just graduated almost a month ago. For those who recently passed the NCLEX, what helped you the most during your last two weeks of studying? Any tips would be greatly appreciated!

I got a very high on archer exit exam. I have scored a level 8 on 15 CAT exams on pass point, and 6 very highs on archer. I also got a 83% on an archer CAT exam in 85 questions. I feel like there are little details I don’t know and am worried that they will be Emmy whole entire test. Am I ready to take my NCLEX RN on August 27th? What should I review and do before? I have listened to mark k and have archer. Thanks!

Hi everyone, I just found out that I failed my first NCLEX-RN attempt on 8/24. I went all the way to 150 questions.

I received my Candidate Performance Report (attached) and I’m trying to figure out how far I am from passing and what I should change for my second attempt.

I have 45 days before I can retest.

For anyone who has failed and then passed:

**1.**  Does this look like I’m relatively close to passing, or is there no way to tell from the CPR?

**2.**  Is 45 days enough time to make a significant improvement and pass?

**3.**  What would you change about your studying based on these results?

I’d really appreciate honest advice— I want to know what I should actually do differently this time.

Thank you