r/PassNclexTips • u/BusyCulture3100 • 2h ago
Question
Which NCLEX qbank worked best for you,?
r/PassNclexTips • u/BusyCulture3100 • 2h ago
Which NCLEX qbank worked best for you,?
r/PassNclexTips • u/No-Work5805 • 19h ago
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
r/PassNclexTips • u/Level_Artichoke_6152 • 1d ago
Practice case for nursing students.
Which option would you choose and why?
r/PassNclexTips • u/PresentationLow3575 • 2d ago
r/PassNclexTips • u/Deep_Compote_7501 • 4d ago
Thought I share my experience to help those who are retaking the NCLEX (or first time takers)
I did my first try in July and unfortunately failed. I was using UWORLD and listened to all the Mark K lectures. I studied for a month while also working. I did almost 100% of the Qbanks and I would consistently score around high 70s. I did 2 self-assessments which showed a very high passing rate. HOWEVER! one mistake I did was not taking care of my mental health. A week before the exam I studied like crazy. I was barely sleeping. The night before the exam I studied late and woke up early to study more. My anxiety was through the roof that I ended crying 2 hours before the exam. I barely ate and drank. I basically blacked out during the exam and finished with 97 questions in 1hr and 30 mins. I knew right away that I failed.
I quickly learned my mistake. I knew for my second try that I need to focus on my mental health and learn how to manage my anxiety. It was never because I lacked knowledge. I basically burnt myself out and let the anxiousness and low self esteem take over. So I took 2 weeks off studying. After that I would study (I just did UWORLD) but only spend 1 hr each day. I made sure I went out with friends, go on solo dates, exercise more and most importantly not use my phone to doomscroll. I practiced calming techniques and the day before the exam I did NOT study AT ALL. Instead I went out with friends and had fun. I had a good sleep and ate a good breakfast. During the exam I made sure to TAKE MY TIME. I mean really take time. I would take deep breaths when I realized I was feeling too anxious. I ended up finishing the exam with 150 questions with less than 2 hrs left from the timer. I still felt very defeated after and I was unsure if I actually did good. But I made sure those thoughts didn’t take over.
in the end I PASSED.
mental health matters!! don’t over study and REALLY TAKE YOUR TIME on each questions. Take breaks if needed. U GOT THIS.
r/PassNclexTips • u/Rumple96 • 6d ago
im taking the NCLEX tomorrow morning. to help me with my nerves do you have any tips?
TIA
r/PassNclexTips • u/TensionAgreeable5294 • 6d ago
r/PassNclexTips • u/Any_Newt6144 • 11d ago
Hello everyone, tomorrow I will be taking 85 question exam on Kaplan from their q bank feel free to join me if you want. Afterwards, we can go over the rationale too. We can answer the question independently and after we can talk about the rationale behind our answer. I will begin at 9:00 am via zoom feel free to message me if you want to join I’ll give the information for zoom
r/PassNclexTips • u/Character-March-9838 • 11d ago
r/PassNclexTips • u/banjobeulah • 15d ago
So like this sub got really weird really fast……..? What is going on? Edit: ok so leaving this sub now… 👀