TO GOD BE THE GLORY. I passed my NCLEX RN on Tuesday in 60 questions with ease. ššæš
Nursing school was a struggle for me but by His grace and mercy alone I was about to finish well on Deans list. I recently graduated in May and I took about a week off and went right into studying UWORLD questions. I would do about 100-150 questions a day varying subjects. I also dabbled in a little bit of HURST review questions. My plan was to go into my exam and there would be NO QUESTION I hadnāt seen before or didnāt have an idea of how to answer. I got burnt out real fast, so I listened to my body and took a break for a day or two. (Literally canāt come and kill yourself for an exam). To be honest, everyday I felt like I didnāt know what I was doing on a daily basis but my friends told me it was normal just keep doing questions.
Little background encouragement: My scores ranged from 50-70% on my mini tests. I took my 1st assessment on UWORLD and got a LOW chance of passing. I was discouraged but KEPT GOING. Finished the test bank and focused on the incorrect questions. Then on Sunday 2 days before my exam date I planned and completed the 2nd Assessment and was SHOCKED to see I got a HIGH chance of passing thatās when I knew. I am ready. I will pass. PERIODT. ššæ
I would advise anyone with an upcoming exam date to do these things:
1. Donāt look at anyone else just focus on you and God. He brought you this far. He is not a man that He should lie. You will pass just believe.
2. Try your best as tiring as it is to complete 50-100 questions a day. I would take 10 question exams at a time on TEST mode. (Doing 10 questions at a time helped me to break everything down so i wonāt feel overwhelmed looking at the number Iām on). I would highly recommend completing your practice tests on test mode so it wonāt slow you down and you wonāt get stuck on the last mistake you made or get bummed when you get one right and then 3 wrong after.
3. After completing the entire UWORLD test bank GO BACK and filter your exam to focus on the INCORRECT questions and FOCUS on your rationales those are so KEY š. (Literally during my exam I remembered rationales that helped me to answer questions easily)
4. Listen to MARK KLIMEK LECTURES! God bless that man! I focused on PRIORITIZATION AND DELEGATION 6x, ENDOCRINE, LAB VALUES, & PHARM. SUPER HELPFUL ššæ (Listen in the car, shower, or while cleaning itās sooo dreadful sitting and listening to lecture while being idle š)
5. If you donāt feel like studying take a break for a few hours and come back. Donāt feel bad for taking a break. You are doing the best you can.
6. Write down affirmations of your name RN. You have to SEE it to believe it. Even when you donāt believe seeing it will help boost your faith! Thank God in advance for helping you to pass the NCLEX in 60 questions even if it goes past 60 questions you will pass.
7. Donāt tell anyone your test date - adds unnecessary stress to your life with all the questions. Remember Tip #1 Focus on you and God.
8. BELIEVE IN YOURSELF.
GOD IS NOT A MAN THAT HE WOULD CALL YOU TO THIS PROFESSION TO BRING YOU TO SHAME. YOU SHALL MAKE IT AND YOU WILL PASS THE NCLEX ON THE FIRST ATTEMPT WHETHER ITS IN 60 questions or 130. A PASS IS A PASS.
P.S For any skeptics in here like me š„“ please rest assured that the āGOOD POP UPā WORKS & itās ACCURATE. (A good pop up is when you go to be register for the exam all the way through to the credit card section and You must enter a valid credit card & WRONG expiration date and all the info for payment then submit it and then it doesn't go through and it pops up in little red letters warning that you have an exam already registered and that you can't register again at this time)
Congratulations to you in advance. I believe in you.
With love,
Nurse Ama š©ŗš¤
Attached below are some documents that I used to help me throughout my studying.
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