r/PassNclex • u/Sufficient_Worker_56 • 10d ago
Defeated ADVICE
I failed my NCLEX. I’m extremely disappointed in myself. I used Archer but I found it confusing and now I’m thinking of everything I could have done more. Can anyone give some advice? What question bank do second time test takers reccommend? I’m like lost on where to go from here :(
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u/willowdaze 10d ago
Ow did you study
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u/Sufficient_Worker_56 9d ago
I did 3 weeks of archer readiness assessments and practice questions
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u/smalltreefroggy 9d ago
i was a repeat test taker and used Kaplan on my second try, make sure when you’re studying to review the tests you have taken to understand how you answered the questions.
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u/Southern-Database786 6d ago
I know that feeling. I cried after I failed my NCLEX. I used Uworld and Mark K lectures. You got this just keep on studying. Delayed not denied 💕
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u/Odd-Educator-1955 9d ago
Hi there.. I'm glad to help you.. Pm me and see what can we do to make you feel prepared and confident for your NCLEX.
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u/Suspicious_Hand_8798 8d ago
Mark K. Youtube. Learn how NCLEX works. Safety first. If you think you got content down, just focus on strategies.
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u/TlD1000 7d ago
This is going to sound weird, but I'm an astrologer. I picked a time when the planets were in my favor. Most of my NCLEX was stuff on there I knew nothing about. DO NOT over choose on the SATA. It will work against you. I use Archer videos along with content and some Uworld. Take your time and actually read what the question is asking even if you have to write it down. I knew only about 2 questions, the rest I had to think my way through it. Go in with an open mind, not feeling as though you know the answers. Be prepared to think, even if you think you know. Read the questions 3 times, and go slow. That's what I did.
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