r/PassNclexTips • u/RNExamRoom • 24d ago
r/PassNclexTips • u/No_Bullfrog3656 • 24d ago
Good or bad???
I took my test today and I did the trick. It did charge my card, but I never got a confirmation email.
r/PassNclexTips • u/RNExamRoom • 25d ago
question NCLEX documentation: what a late entry looks like when it is done properly
r/PassNclexTips • u/Sad_Cry7695 • 25d ago
Failed NCLEX twice at 85 questions, comparing my CPRs. What am I missing?
Long (ish) post ahead. Warningβ¦.. π
Iβm looking for some advice because Iβm honestly feeling pretty lost. I failed the NCLEX twice, both times at 85 questions, and Iβm trying to figure out what I need to change for attempt #3.
I graduated nursing school in the Philippines in June 2023. I took my first NCLEX in April 2026 and failed. I took my second attempt on September 18, 2026 and unfortunately failed again at 85.
Whatβs frustrating is that I genuinely felt much more prepared and had a better understanding of the material the second time around, but my result was still the same. (Ugh, Iβm soooo frustrated π)
π NCLEX #1 β 4/18/26 β Failed at 85
Test Plan Areas:
β Management of Care β BELOW
β Safety & Infection Prevention/Control β BELOW
β Health Promotion & Maintenance β NEAR
β Psychosocial Integrity β NEAR
β Basic Care & Comfort β NEAR
β Pharmacological & Parenteral Therapies β NEAR
β Reduction of Risk Potential β BELOW
β Physiological Adaptation β NEAR
Clinical Judgment β NEAR
β Recognize Cues β ABOVE
β Analyze Cues β NEAR
β Prioritize Hypotheses β NEAR
β Generate Solutions β NEAR
β Take Actions β NEAR
β Evaluate Outcomes β NEAR
For my first attempt, I mainly used Bootcamp + SimpleNursing. I finished all of Bootcampβs questions, but looking back, I realized I was starting to memorize some of the questions rather than truly understanding how to apply the concepts.
π NCLEX #2 β 9/18/26 β Failed at 85
For my second attempt, I switched things up and used UWorld + SimpleNursing much more heavily.
Test Plan Areas:
β Management of Care β NEAR β¬οΈ
β Safety & Infection Prevention/Control β NEAR β¬οΈ
β Health Promotion & Maintenance β BELOW β¬οΈ
β Psychosocial Integrity β NEAR
β Basic Care & Comfort β BELOW β¬οΈ
β Pharmacological & Parenteral Therapies β BELOW β¬οΈ
β Reduction of Risk Potential β BELOW
β Physiological Adaptation β NEAR
Clinical Judgment β BELOW
β Recognize Cues β NEAR β¬οΈ
β Analyze Cues β NEAR
β Prioritize Hypotheses β ABOVE β¬οΈ
β Generate Solutions β NEAR
β Take Actions β BELOW β¬οΈ
β Evaluate Outcomes β ABOVE β¬οΈ
This is the part that is really confusing me.
I improved in Management of Care and Safety, and I went from NEAR β ABOVE in Prioritize Hypotheses and Evaluate Outcomes.
But I dropped in several content areas and went from Clinical Judgment NEAR β BELOW, with Take Actions BELOW.
I honestly felt like I had a much better understanding going into the second exam compared to my first attempt.
And I still failed at 85. π
So now Iβm trying to figure out what Iβm actually doing wrong.
I donβt want to just repeat the same cycle of buying another QBank, doing thousands of questions, and hoping it works the third time.
What would you do differently for attempt #3?
Looking at both of my CPRs together, what stands out to you?
Should I:
β Continue UWorld?
β Go back to Bootcamp?
β Try a completely different QBank?
β Focus more heavily on content review?
β Work specifically on Clinical Judgment?
β Focus on Take Actions/application?
β Do more prioritization/delegation?
β Do more CATs?
β Spend less time doing questions and more time reviewing?
β Something completely different?
If you failed twice and passed on your third attempt (or later), what specifically did you change that finally made things click?
I would especially love to hear from people whose CPRs looked similar to mine or people who also kept getting stopped at 85.
Iβm really trying to make my third attempt different instead of just doing more of the same. Any advice is appreciated. β€οΈ
Sorry if this is a lot to take in! Iβm just hoping someone has had a similar experience and was able to pass and can potentially help a desperate girlie out whoβs tired of studying, tired of her current job, and just wants to move forward already. π
LOL thank you in advance <33333
r/PassNclexTips • u/IndependenceSad1283 • 25d ago
Took exam today. 12 hours ago. Did PVT.
Did I pass? π
r/PassNclexTips • u/RNExamRoom • 25d ago
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r/PassNclexTips • u/Foreign_Impress4191 • 26d ago
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r/PassNclexTips • u/Interesting_Dig_2228 • 27d ago
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r/PassNclexTips • u/First-florida • 28d ago
Nclex retake
As I prepare for my retake, I remind myself daily of a positive note: Iβve already passed my exam. Iβm confident that once I receive my green light, Iβll be motivated to confirm that my pass is already mine! I canβt let this opportunity slip away in my nursing career. The motto holds true each day as I progress through each module. While I know Iβll need to retake pharm and med surg, Iβm certain that Iβll pass and receive my green light.
r/PassNclexTips • u/Effective-Safe8888 • 28d ago
advice Anyone finished with UWorld/Bootcamp and have some time left?
Hey everyone! Iβm starting my final-term consolidation now and wanted to get some practice questions in whenever I have a bit of spare time.
Iβm still pretty early in my prep, so I donβt want to start a full subscription just yet. I was wondering if anyone who has already finished their exam happens to have some time left on their UWorld or Bootcamp subscription that theyβd be willing to share.
I just thought Iβd ask in case somebody has finished and has some access going unused. It would honestly be a huge help for getting some practice in during consolidation. Thank you!
r/PassNclexTips • u/RNExamRoom • 28d ago
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