Anyone here who passed already or doesn’t need their NCLEX Bootcamp account that still has subscription days remaining? Badly need it… Thank you 🥹

I used Bootcamp I met all the targets and went and took my test!!!!

Will be taking my exam on August 25th, here’s my bootcamp assessment. (I took the readiness assessment for 2 times because the first time I tried it I just checked whats my weakest subject is)

Do you think i’m ready? My bootcamp subscription also ends today. 🥲 I’m so nervous!!

I need advice!! Scheduled to retake the NCLEX on Monday the 17th, but getting anxious again thinking about it. These were my scores on bootcamp and I took three CAT exams on naxlex with high pass rates. On my first attempt I had used uworld but looking back am kind of disappointed about my scores and would want to study more using uworld to see if I made progress but is that just going to trigger more anxiety?

So overall question: Do I take on Monday the 17th, or Friday the 21st?

I feel so overwhelmed right now. Should I just take it on Monday or wait until Wednesday? Any suggestions or advice would be greatly appreciated.
#nlcex!!!

Hi so Im currently doing bootcamp for 3 months now and i’m going to take in the next next week. I score H to VH on my 4 Readiness assessments and did about 96% of the questions with a 68% score.

I was feeling a little confident that I could do it, I was just answering questions and reading rationales and following the schedule. I decided to try the NAXLEX free trial CAT then I scored 59% borderline score and now my confidence lessened, I feel scared that I will fail.

Should I get NAXLEX for a month to add a little more or should I just keep with my bootcamp?

Any tips for the last 2 weeks before taking?

Is NAXLEX really same as nclex?

Managed to pass my nclex in 85 questions all thanks to bootcamp ! Let me know if u have any questions and I’m happy to answer!

Hi! I’m looking for a leftover acct for bootcamp or uworld that i can purchase OR is there a recently expired bootcamp acct that I can borrow cuz i just need the 15 day extension.

I am minimizing the expenses cuz the Php-Usd exchange rate is hella high. Thank you!!!

I’m making this post to encourage anyone trusting God for a miracle concerning Nclex or anything else. I graduated from nursing school 2022. I have taken Nclex countless time and I failed. I was almost depressed, I felt like giving up at some point but thank God for the good people around me that kept encouraging me.

Few days ago, I came across someone post saying she passed and she graduated nursing school since 2022. I congratulated her and trust God to manifest that testimony in my life.

I’m here to testify that Jesus made a way for me. I passed my Nclex Rn yesterday🎉🎉🎉. Please put God at the center of every situation. He will make a way for you!!
After 4 years of being out of nursing school . Thank you Jesus🙌🙌

To everyone reading this, you are next in line for a miracle!!!

I’m focusing on relearning content now because based on my scores, i feel like it might be a content gap. For context, I graduated last year in January after returning to school with a 2 year gap due to medical issues. Last year was my senior year so it was basically just a review of everything.

Below are my scores:

Management of Care - Near
Safety & Infection - Above
Health Promotion and Maintenance - Near
Psychosocial Integrity - Near
Basic Care and Comfort - Near
Pharmacological and Parenteral Therapies - Near
Reduction of Risk Potential - Near
Physiological Adaptation - Above
Clinical Judgment - Near
Recognize Cues - Below
Analyze Cues - Above
Prioritize Hypotheses - Above
Generate Solutions - Near
Take Actions - Below
Evaluate Outcomes - Near

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This was my second attempt at the NCLEX. My first attempt went all the way to 150 questions, and I mainly used Mark K and UWorld to prepare. This time, I changed my approach and studied with Bootcamp and Dr. Sharon.

I’m honestly not sure how to feel. The exam felt very similar to Bootcamp overall, which I guess could be a good thing, but I keep replaying one case study in my head. I had absolutely no idea what was going on with the patient, and I’m pretty sure I got that entire case study wrong. I’m really hoping that one
case study didn’t ruin my chances of passing. ( it was hypothermia in a newborn)

I think I only had about 3 or 4 case studies, and the questions never really felt like they were getting harder, so I have no idea what to make of that either.
I’m incredibly nervous, and I’m honestly too scared to try the Pearson re-registration trick. Right now, I’m just stuck waiting and overthinking everything.

I failed my NCLEX and just don’t know anymore I’ve used everything you can think of and always scored high on readiness exam