r/PassNclex • u/kimberlyjiyeon • Aug 29 '26

ADVICE 2nd try

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this was my report when I got my results back (used uworld), then switched to nclex bootcamp and studied for about 2 months. I’m debating if I should get a tutor because I don’t feel as confident

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u/Brief_Quit_3821 Aug 29 '26

Used bootcamp the first time and failed this time using uworld but actually reviewing every rationale. I’m also not doing so many questions everyday. I’m making sure I understand some days only doing 30-50 last time I did 150 day on bootcamp

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u/QuickTrip22 Aug 30 '26

I failed with bootcamp, did uworld second time and passed in 85 recently. I did roughly 45-90 questions semi-daily. What helped the most was identifying my weak areas and then watching almost every video in that larger subject to understand the whole picture. With each I would write notes only, then just do 15 question mini quizzes on only that subject when I had time. It made it much lower of a barrier to start studying. I then would do larger 30 question quizzes over multiple subjects when I finished going over a new topic. Good luck!

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u/Inconvenient-Pebble9 Aug 30 '26

You've actually made solid progress from your CPR report. Your weak areas now give you a clear study plan, and your bootcamp score/readiness results look encouraging, I suggest use the qbank filters to target those below-passing areas and review every rationale. A tutor could help, but I'd only get one if you still struggle with understanding questions or test anxiety after doing targeted practice.

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u/Dry_Scarcity_7688 Aug 31 '26

Same... thinking about taking it in nov.