r/NCLEX 3h ago

passed in 150!!

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I didn't get into nursing school on my first try, I had to retake 2 classes, but I studied my ass off for this exam. I felt so defeated when the exam did not shut off at 85, and kept going all the way to 150. I thought for sure I failed. I even looked to see how much it would be to renew my uworld subscription. But even at 100, 120, 145, you're still in the game!!

I listened to all the mark k lectures and took notes, and used 82% of the uworld qbank with an average of 65%. I got high, borderline, high, borderline, and high on my readiness assessments. I had an upward trend on my CAT's, 2 weeks before taking 1 every day all with a difficulty of 1.1 and above.

If I can pass, you can pass too!!!


r/NCLEX 23h ago

What I used!!

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I feel like everyone over complicates the nclex personally all I used was mark K lecture 12, Saunders & ati. All free sources, I’m an ADN & I challenged the LPN nclex. 2hours after the nclex I did the Pearson trick & got the good response & my money returned to my account! I do feel my school exams were harder & I do feel like nclex had like 3 ati questions on it which I was shocked to see. I literally probably studied 2-3 full days & that’s it. I suck at memorizing content but I am good with test taking.

I only did 2 cat exam on ATI 150 questions each. But Saunders for my practice questions & mannnn it helped so much! You don’t need all the extra stuff.


r/NCLEX 58m ago

Why is it not 1? But 4

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I asked chat and at first they picked 1 but then they picked 2nd. Can anyone explain


r/NCLEX 11h ago

Testing this Friday

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Testing Friday — am I ready?
The scores are my most recent data from the last 2 weeks. I started using uworld and switched to bootcamp recently for more raw data since I used uworld a bit during my last semester of school.

Bootcamp: 79%, 83%, 83% — Very High x3
UWorld CAT: 99th percentile, On Track
UWorld assessment: 76%, High, 73%, High (slightly above average percentile)
Bootcamp overall score: 71%

My main weakness is maternity/newborn (59%, newborn 48%). What would you focus on these last few days? Would you feel comfortable testing Friday with these scores?
I started listening to Mark K lecture specific to maternal health.
Any other advice?


r/NCLEX 20h ago

Failed in 85q, retest soon need advice

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There is my cpr report, my first attempt I only used naxle@x was not consistent in my studies. Need help with planning my studies thank you in advance 🥺


r/NCLEX 1h ago

NCLEX

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I just finished taking my exam and the test shut off at 85 questions and I’m panicking because I think I failed and I guessed on majority of the questions and the questions were something I’ve never heard of. Does anyone have any advice? I’m currently crashing out rn


r/NCLEX 1h ago

ATT & Registration

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NYC student here!

Received my ATT at 6am. Only 3 dates in September left 😭😭 decided to pick the one that works best for me.

What was your NCLEX prep for 3 weeks before the NCLEX?

Took a practice readiness maybe 2 weeks ago when I first started my prep and now working on practice questions, reading rationales, watching their crash videos, and study the cheat sheets!

Give a girl some help! I NEED TO PASS ON MT FIRST ATTEMPT 😫😫🙏🏾


r/NCLEX 4h ago

Today, two nursing licenses have been issued to me, one single state and one eNLC (multistate) is this does means I do not have to apply for licensure in other participating nursing regulatory body.

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r/NCLEX 5h ago

What qbank can you recommend? I’m torn between Uworld or Bootcamp.

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Hi! Help a girlie out. It would be my first time taking my NCLEX and I would like to get some helpful information/tips on which qbank is the most helpful and closer to the actual NCLEX questions (plus one that has good rationales please).

Thank you! 💌


r/NCLEX 7h ago

Bootcamp discount

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Anyone here who used 25% off discount for Bootcamp recently? Kindly share please!


r/NCLEX 7h ago

audio questions?

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Just finished an ABSN program. They included the 3 day bootcamp at the day as part of our tuition. Over the course of the year, they repeatedly told us our tests were NCLEX format/incorporated next gen style in. Then during bootcamp which is run by people outside our school, they tell us NCLEX has audio questions that use headphones they will provide?? This is the first I’m hearing of this, and wondering if anyone has any more info/experience getting these questions on your NCLEX? I’m trying to think of what they could even test on for audio material… maybe death rattle or certain breathing sounds?


r/NCLEX 7h ago

nclex michigan

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i took my nclex yesterday at 12:30 in michigan. has anyone received their license yet?


r/NCLEX 10h ago

Failed at 85

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Hi, I’m just really upset and tired. I tested 08/27 and got my results 08/29. I thought I was doing somewhat well on the NCLEX so my results just blew me away. I would study slightly after work, reading chapters from my ATI/HESI book and listened to Mark K. I signed up for bootcamp and resubmitted my applications but, I just feel really hopeless and unmotivated.


r/NCLEX 11h ago

repeat NCLEX taker - HELP

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I have failed my nclex multiple times. this time i felt so so sure of myself .. I used u world and at this point I think I need I try something different. I’ve been debating a review class. I need more help with answering questions that I’m not sure of. please any recommendation helps!

I have been debating Archer or Kaplan???


r/NCLEX 17h ago

Uworld?

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Hi everyone! I just graduated nursing school and I’m planning to take my NCLEX in about 3 weeks. I’ve been using UWorld to study and just took my first CAT exam. I scored a 71%, it stopped at 85 questions, and UWorld currently has me in the 73rd percentile overall with a 61% average on my QBank.

I’m definitely going to keep studying, especially my weaker concepts, and continue doing QBank questions and CAT exams, but MAN 😭 that first CAT I genuinely felt like I knew NOTHING lol. I was shocked when I saw my score afterward.

For those who have already taken the NCLEX, how accurate did you feel the UWorld CAT exams were compared to the actual NCLEX? Did you also feel completely lost while taking the CATs even when you were doing okay?

Also, has anyone used mainly/only UWorld to prepare and passed? I’d love to hear what your scores looked like leading up to your exam and how you felt going into NCLEX! 🥲🤞🏼