r/PassNclexTips 10h ago

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r/PassNclexTips 19h ago

Question

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r/PassNclexTips 13h ago

Took NCLEX Saturday (85 qs), still "Results Not Available." Board has no record. Help!

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r/PassNclexTips 1d ago

SATA/ Standalone Qs

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r/PassNclexTips 1d ago

Alabama takers

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r/PassNclexTips 1d ago

Nursing Tutor for Hire! 🩺

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r/PassNclexTips 1d ago

Failed NCLEX twice

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Hello. I am here trying to get some help as I have failed my nclex for the second time. I have used kaplan, archer, and bootcamp. When I am doing the practice questions and test I am doing great and then I get to the NCLEX and I don’t know what happens. can anyone please help and recommend me anything for my next attempt.


r/PassNclexTips 1d ago

question Form 2F Processing

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r/PassNclexTips 1d ago

Form 2F Processing

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r/PassNclexTips 2d ago

I passed

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r/PassNclexTips 2d ago

Passed NCLEX-RN in 123 q’s

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r/PassNclexTips 3d ago

discussion LF study group on Telegram

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r/PassNclexTips 3d ago

Hey so i failed my nclex i take mine in a few days..

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r/PassNclexTips 4d ago

Nclex RN test failed 5 times

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r/PassNclexTips 6d ago

advice NCLEX attempt

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I took my NCLEX in July and I failed with 150 questions using archer. I would do practice questions and do CAT exams and I would score with ā€œpassā€ on my cat exam exams. With my readiness assessments, I scored high with archer. I also watched Mark k lectures and a lot of Dr. Sharon, but I still failed with 150. This time I’m doing shorter more focus question Banks and I’m using Bootcamp. So far using BootCamp I’m scoring borderline on 2 readiness assessments. I’m watching NCLEX crusade’s seven day NCLEX training. I’m reading all the rationals using Boot Camp, but I feel like I’m not improving. Overall, I’m scoring a 60 on Boot Camp and the average is 61. I’m thinking about rescheduling NCLEX because based on my scores I don’t think I’m ready but the other day available that I was thinking to move to only has an early morning time which I’m not sure since I don’t work that well in the morning compare to the evening. Please, if anybody has some advice please let me know. I’m not really sure what to do


r/PassNclexTips 8d ago

advice Best methods to pass nclex?

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r/PassNclexTips 8d ago

Question

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Which NCLEX qbank worked best for you,?


r/PassNclexTips 9d ago

NEED physical NCLEX rn book

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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 10d ago

Modified Valsalva failed. HR is still 182. What’s your next move?

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Practice case for nursing students.
Which option would you choose and why?


r/PassNclexTips 10d ago

Am I ready?

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r/PassNclexTips 10d ago

More than 48 hrs and no Quick Results. I’m so worried! Anyone else’s results take longer than 48 hours?

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r/PassNclexTips 11d ago

Nclex help

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r/PassNclexTips 11d ago

Am I ready yet to take the nclex rn?

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r/PassNclexTips 13d ago

Passed the NCLEX on the second try with 150 questions

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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 12d ago

advice NCLEX Advice Needed

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