u/Pandeberry

I'm nervous but excited to take my NCLEX.

I already finished all 12 lectures of Mark K, all crash course and cheat sheets in bootcamp, tapos tomorrow palang ako magsstart mag 100questions/day because I really prioritized on rebuilding and refreshing my foundation sa concepts talaga. When I started reviewing kasi tas nag qbank agad ako, I felt stupid pag puro hula.

RA1 = High (took this with no review at all as a baseline)
RA2 = Very High (tinake ko after finishing Mark K, pang baseline ulit)
RA3 and 4 are reserved pag malapit na exam.

What else should I do to make sure na sure pass? I really want this to be my first and last take. Is Naxlex really worth it or will it cause confusion lang? Kasi I read here na bumaba self-esteem nila sa Naxlex. Also, which is more worth it to binge watch, NCLEX Crusade or Dr. Sharon? Or both?

TYIA! Manifesting USRN one take! 🇺🇸🙏

Haven't taken my NCLEX yet but I'm curious lang hehe.

To those who applied sa hospitals after passing the NCLEX, did you include it in your credentials sa resume? Or during your job interview, did you disclose it when asked if you have plans to take the NCLEX?

I don't understand the "red flag sa HR pag NCLEX passer" especially if kunwari sa JCI accredited naman ang inaaplyan na hospital kasi isn't it an competitive advantage because you can uphold international knowledge and standards? Or is it really better to hide it nalang para iwas criticism and risk maflag ng HR.

Imbes na mag review ako, ito iniisip ko 😭 (gusto ko na kasi mag trabaho huhu manifesting NCLEX one take para makapag apply na!) Okay lock in na for real.

Thank you sa sasagot hehe

Ako lang ba yung excited nang itake yung NCLEX kahit sobrang dami pang di naaaral, wala pa sa kalahati yung bootcamp, and High lang ang Readiness Assessment (although 1 palang natatake ko tas limited lang nareview nung tinake).

Sa mga NCLEX passers or magtatake palang, ganto rin ba nafeel/nafefeel ninyo? Is this a good sign HAHAHAHAHA

Ps. Hindi ko rin masasabing confident na ako or kampante kasi I swear kinakabahan parin ako and ang dami ko pang backlogs. Nandon lang talaga yung excitement kasi nagtitiwala akong kaya ko. Next month na exam ko and going 1 month palang yung preparation ko, wish me luck huhu ❤️

Hello! I don't know if ako lang pero lagi akong nabobore or naaatat magbasa ng ratio. I enjoy implementing my test taking strategies pero when it comes to reviewing the ratio, hindi kinakaya ng attention span ko kaya ending napapatagal ako matapos.

Sa mga NCLEX passers/ nag rereview effectively, what are your rationale strategies? Aside from writing it down because I personally think writing consumes too much time for me and it doesn't help with retention. TYIA

Hi! I've been overthinking about this lately since I've been seeing a lot of posts here on reddit na it's been mooooonths and wala parin daw silang work, walang slots, grabe waiting time, no callbacks, etc. It got me thinking na tama bang hintaying ko munang matapos and mapasa ko ang NCLEX ko before applying? Or should I start applying now while reviewing?

My exam date is mid June... Do you guys think I should send out my resume to my targeted hospitals this May? Or focus nalang muna talaga ako then do it after despite the risk?

Parang nawalan kasi ako ng peace of mind nung nakita ko mga posts about sa ina-eye kong hospital HAHAHA. ++ Hindi ko pa nalalakad ang mga pre-employment documents ko kasi I I've been out of the country post PNLE (Nov '25).

To those who already took their NCLEX or are currently reviewing, any tips on how to retain pharma information or how to handle pharma questions?

As a girly who struggled with pharma in nursing school and PNLE, PLEASE HELP ME T_T
Nababaliw ako pag pharma question na ang lumitaw sa bootcamp.