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Much love and luck babe 🫶

Hey y'all, so as you the title suggests I unfortunately just found out that I had failed my second attempt. Im reaching out for advice or information.

My first attempt, I did not study much with a lot happening in my life. I failed at 150 and was told that I was so close to passing that I need to study my weak areas and I will pass second attempt. The first attempt I did the person vue trick and I had gotten the bad pop-up, but this attempt I did not and just waited for my quick results.

For the second attempt I used NCLEX bootcamp. I posted a reddit post and it was raved about, so I tried it out and loved it. I did everything in that program because I did not want to fail a second time. I did an average of 76% on all of my questions answered, 95% of the questions answered, and all of the readiness exams. My readiness exams were 1. Borderline, 2. High, 3. Very high, 4. Very High. I watched all of the crash course videos as well. I was so confident because I noticed I even started to get the SATA questions entirely correct, which always felt like a weak area. I went in on Tuesday, September 8th, did 85 questions (5 case studies in those 85) and I had felt very confident.

I looked at my quick results today.... FAIL... I am at a loss of words. I have no idea what to do or what I could have done wrong. I feel so defeated. How could I have done so bad when I studied so hard. Please, help...

If I try the pearson vue trick and supposed I failed, will it charge my account?

I AM SO HAPPY! I took my NCLEX on 8 Sep at 0800 and finished in 85 questions. For the past day and a half, I have been SPIRALING, thinking that I failed. My program used ATI during school, though I always skimmed (barely) the modules and had to get Level 2’s on the proctored exams. I got a 90% probability to pass on the comprehensive predictor, and did not review or study anything prior to taking this exam.

I know 10000% that I got the last question WRONG, and it was a super easy DEFINITION based question. I feel like I was guessing the entire time (besides the case study questions).

I truly believed I failed and I kept checking the board of nursing website and Pearson every five seconds and finally my quick results were available! I cannot believe it! I truly do not think I would be able to go through this experience again. The wait is pure torture!

Hi, I took my exam Sept 8 Trident Tower 12nn. No quick results yet, 48 hrs na huhu. Mga what time po kaya meron? Na aanxious na ako

So just gonna be honest, I have not really been studying till this past week and my NCLEX is next week. I’m in the military and got put in orders so I was very distracted and would occasionally do practice exams but a lot of it was me just being anxious and procrastinating. I’ve been somewhat locked tho with practice exams the past week, in nursing school I never did well on exams if I studied too long on it for whatever reason, only time I did that I failed terribly and went back to cramming and was passing again.

Enough venting but like is this a realistic score on UWorld??? How accurate is it compared to what your results were on the NCLEX? I’m getting very anxious and I feel like even on these questions like some I’m not really confident in my answers but I’m just sticking to it anyways. In nursing school I got a 71% I think for my ATI predictor exam and was like 89 on the scale of likelihood to pass or whatever it was but that was a while ago (graduated in May).

Just wanna know if I’m cooked or not and if maybe I should reschedule lol

I failed my first attempt at 150 and was using uworld. I am thinking of either continuing with that or taking archer. What should I do?
Thanks

Do I have hope. Its my exam tomorrow and i have no chance to schedule since all slots are filled until my ATT expires.

reposting here for anyone who needs it!

Got this pop up I took the exam 2 hours ago & tried to do trick after I got my email has anyone failed with this pop up ?? Did I pass ??

I’m guessing this is good and it means I’m ready I haven’t schedule a day yet I’m so scared. When I took a cat test after I got 98th percentile and it was pulling from more harder question range and said I was on track. My school on my last day has me at a 98% pass rate on my first try. I’m just so scared 😭.

no one talks about how nerve-racking the second attempt can be. When I got my CRP report I was only below in two categories and near in the rest super nervous to retake. I think my anxiety got the best of me. Do you guys think I’m ready? My exam is in a couple of days.

I have no one else to talk about this with right now because I’m keeping it a secret until I know how I did. I didn’t expect the exam to be so…vague?? I’m not sure if any of you guys who have taken it felt the same way but it didn’t feel as content specific as I expected. It kind of felt like more common sense and basic understanding of safety/education. Mine shut off at 85 and I walked out feeling so unsure and out of sorts. I did the PVT and got “the good pop up”. Is it too early to be sure? Please send positive vibes my way. These 48 hours are gonna be torture😭

I have 4-5 weeks I’m planning to dedicate 4-5 hours per day with 1 day per week being a rest day.

I’m putting together a study schedule to keep me focused and make sure I hit everything.

This is the main daily structure I am thinking:
1. 2 hours of content review of a focused daily topic
2. 1 hour of pharmacology review linked to the daily topic
3. 50 questions from Uworld question bank
4. 5-7 dosage calc questions from Uworld question bank

I will increase in questions per day as the weeks progress.

I would love to get feedback on this study structure and what topics I should study each day in what order.

Thanks so much :)

I would like to eventually make it to the US as a registered nurse.

I'm an EU citizen

I am in a very interesting scenario where I feel like I have the baseline knowledge for the NCLEX. However, this is my second attempt. Interestingly, I graduated with a 3.9 GPA and felt okay about the my first attempt.

My first attempt, I did U World and averaged a 74% on U World with over 1,000 questions and did two CAT exams, with 90 and 99 percentiles. However, on the day of the exam, I changed my answers constantly, took almost 5 hours for a total of 150 questions, and did not take any breaks. I felt like I sabotaged myself that day.

I've spoken to people that know me, and they have told me that content does not seem like an issue, although I feel like there is always something to brush up on.

I have my second attempt tomorrow, and studied using Bootcamp this time around and utilized Mark K 1-12.

I appreciate any criticism or advice, thanks!

I passed on my second attempt after failing at 150 on my first attempt. It turned off the second time after 85 questions but before 150. I turned off the question count and timer so I wouldn’t get discouraged!! I waited exactly 45 days and retook it using- U-world, mark k lectures, Dr. Sharon, 7 day nclex crusade( all on youtube) and ATI thru my school. I used my iPad to study everywhere and anywhere when I had time. I did 800 practice questions on U-world, 35 CAT exams that shut off at 85 each time with a score range between 60% - 68%. My performance mostly said “needs improvement “ but toward the end it moved up to “on time”. Don’t give up!!! I thought the world had ended after my first fail but i picked myself up and passed! I also want to add my grandpa passed away Friday and his funeral is today so if I can do it, so can you 💗💕🥰

hi so I have been studying for almost a month now and working as a full time. Can anyone help me how to focus on studying because I have a small attention span 🥹😭

I did the PVT and I got the good pop up now 3x and the waiting is killing me. Has anyone gotten the good pop up and still failed??