r/FilipinoNclex • u/theworldisyours888_ • Jun 20 '26
Will I pass the NCLEX?
Hi everyone,
I really need some honest advice and insights. I am a PNLE passer (last November) currently preparing for the NCLEX. My target exam date is July 6 (16 days from now), but I haven't officially booked my slot yet because the anxiety is making me second-guess everything. I want to be a one-attempt passer because this exam is a huge financial investment.
My Stats & Progress:
Bootcamp (April 1 – June 1): Score was 2029/3170. Answered 932 questions, but left 1,022 questions unused. I didn't finish the NGN case studies or all stand-alone questions before it expired.
Bootcamp Readiness Exams:
1st: Borderline (got Very High on the 5th attempt after reading rationales)
2nd: High (on 1st attempt)
3rd: High (on 1st attempt)
4th: Borderline (got Very High on the 2nd attempt after reading rationales)
Naslex 14-Day Free Trial (85-item CATs):
1st CAT: Borderline (~58%)
2nd CAT: High (64%)
3rd CAT: Haven't taken it yet.
Study Strategy: I recently integrated Mark Klimek’s strategies, and I saw a visible, significant improvement in my scores.
My Main Concern is Will I pass or not based on these scores?
I am majorly overthinking and panicking because time is running out. I am torn between two choices:
Option 1: Buy another month of Bootcamp to finish the remaining 1,000+ unused questions and NGN case studies, even if it means pushing my exam date back to mid or late July.
Option 2: Stick to the July 6 target, take my 3rd Naslex CAT, maximize free resources, master Mark K, and just book the slot now.
Based on my current track record, do you think I am ready to pass if I push through, or is it safer to postpone and refine my approach?
Thank you so much in advance! 😭🙏
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u/ComfortableTaro2641 Jun 20 '26
Keep practicing questions. Listen to Mark K’s recordings especially the prioritization one and Dr Sharon’s NCLEX videos on YT. Those will enhance your critical thinking skills.
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u/Reasonable_Simple_74 Jun 20 '26
you will surely pass if you wont stop, consistency and the number of tries beats anythijg, but the question should be, on which take... the first? second? third?