I had the full 150 questions and the exam kept getting harder and harder! After it kept going past 85 questions, I felt like I failed but I stuck with it. Glad I did!! I’m officially a registered nurse!!! MARK K IS THE BEST! 🥳👏🏾
I tried doing the trick and this came up. I only got 85 questions and I feel like I failed.
I feel so unprepared for some reason. I have been so anxious and scared ever since I got my ATT and scheduled my exam. Here are my stats on bootcamp so far. I didn’t study for long. I’ve watched all of dr sharon’s prioritization strategies playlist, along with Mark K lectures 1, 10, 11, and 12. I did not find NCLEX crusade to be useful. For anyone who only studied for a limited amount of time and passed, what exactly did you do?
Hello Everyone!
I haven’t started studying just yet, as I am still trying to figure out which qbank is the best fit. I just got Archer, but heard bootcamp is better. I am conflicted on which is better in terms of mirroring the nclex and is the best to use. If there is tips on how to study using those platforms, i would appreciate any advice! I want to study for 4 to 6 weeks as possible, im okay with some of the content but could use refresher.
May^. Hii guys just wanna tell you all that I passed on my 3rd attempt. I’m not the smartest person but I worked hard to retain all the information. At trade school I got dropped out for not making the grade twice but I didn’t give up. I might not be the best at theoretical, lectures stuff but I’m the best at clinical and hands on. DONT GIVE UP PEOPLE PLZ ITS WORTH IT AT THE END TO SEE YOUR PARENTS SMILE AND JOY. The joy you get to feel after is everything. If I can pass whos a dumba** I know you all are better than me at retaining information. Anything is possible guys. If you guys have any questions or need advice on anything feel free to reach out. I’m here for you. Good luck and have faith in yourself and God.
Hey guys! Just took my second self assessment on Uworld. Those who have taken the exam and used Uworld, how accurate would you say these are? Aiming to test early June!
I finished my test at 115 questions at 9:30am yesterday, 05/20, its been 25hrs and I am stills getting this message. Trying not to get my hopes up......but if this "trick" works, looks like I made it. Quick results should be available in the morning. Checked Nursys a million times already and nothing. I start my residency Monday, if I find out I failed, they won't allow me to start. All the nerves and panic right now. 🤞🤞
I have taken three assessments on Uworld, my test in 2 days? What you guys think?
Got scores of the following:
- Kaplan CAT 1 - Green Light at 85
- Kaplan CAT 2 - Green Light at 85
- Kaplan Secure Predictor B - 83%
- Kaplan Readiness B - 79%
- Medical Surgical Comprehensive D NGN - 85%
- Mental Health D NGN - 79%
- Maternity B NGN -68%
- Bootcamp Readiness Exam 1 - Very High (81%)
- Bootcamp Overall Score - 82%
Wondering if anybody had similar results, how they did, and what may be useful to review based on the following before taking the NCLEX. Thank you!
So I’m Planning to use uworld and bootcamp as my resources for nclex. Which one should i utilize first?
These are my current stats:
Overall: 73%
Usage: 77%
Readiness exams:
Exam 1: 77%
Exam 2: 81%
How are my stats looking? I’m nervous this platform is giving me false confidence! Testing first week of June
I bet everyone has the same question...but what is the best way to tackle pharm without getting super into the weeds? My school uses HESI and it goes into heavy detail about drugs. Should I stick with the top 25 most common drug classes and role with it? I want to use my time studying in the best way possible. Thank you for any tips and please DM!
Just took the NCLEX this morning. 85q with about 7 case studies and another non question. I also had quite a few SATA questions. I know I got the 85th question right but it was a very simple question. Is the promising?
Did my second attempt at NCLEX today and it stopped at 112, anyone else stopped around that mark? I had 3/4 case studies and plenty of SATA!
Posting this because I wish someone had handed it to me earlier. These are the lab values that showed up over and over in practice questions. I made flashcards and just hammered them until they were automatic. Knowing these cold frees up so much brain space during the actual test.
Potassium: 3.5 to 5.0
Sodium: 135 to 145
Calcium: 9.0 to 10.5
Magnesium: 1.5 to 2.5
Chloride: 98 to 106
BUN: 7 to 20
Creatinine: 0.6 to 1.2
Glucose (fasting): 70 to 100
Hemoglobin: 12 to 18 (varies by sex)
Hematocrit: 36 to 52
Platelets: 150,000 to 400,000
WBC: 5,000 to 10,000
pH: 7.35 to 7.45
PaCO2: 35 to 45
HCO3: 22 to 26
INR (normal): 0.8 to 1.1, therapeutic on warfarin 2 to 3
Digoxin therapeutic: 0.5 to 2.0
Lithium therapeutic: 0.6 to 1.2
The therapeutic drug levels (dig, lithium) trip people up the most because the questions love to give you a number just outside the range and ask what you do. Memorize the ranges and you instantly know if it is toxic.
What lab values did your program drill that I might have missed?
But holy crap i didn't realize how far id have to go into the payment process to do it. I almost pooped myself with each new screen.
And ive seen lost of people asking.
I was a bridge lpn-rn student.
We used ati. I didn't study after the bootcamp.
2 case study no bow ties for me.
Are you ready? What resources are you using? I’m on UWorld right now — about 50% QBank used with a 68% points. Anyone else in the same boat?
New update: I took my NCLEX-RN on May 9 and completed 145 questions out of the 150. During the exam, there was a technical issue where my computer shut down and I was moved to another station to continue testing and picked up exactly where I left off. No issues.
I waited a week with no quick results, I tried the PVT got the bad pop up but then I got a refund day later thinking I was okay. Turns out, I receive an email the next day saying my exam had a “technical issue” and they issued me a FAIR registration (free immediate retest). Another email mentioned “multiple restarts,” but from my understanding there was only one interruption.
I’m currently trying to appeal/escalate because I completed the exam and really do not want to retake it without at least understanding whether my exam was scorable or if my responses were recorded.
Has anyone experienced something similar?
Were you ever able to get results released?
Did the appeal go anywhere?
Or did they ultimately require a retake no matter what?
Just trying to understand possible outcomes right now. Please help!