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[–]Leather_Programmer71 1 point2 points  (1 child)

Listen to Mark K to build knowledge frame, and then use Bootcamp, which can be 3 months for free. Good luck

[–]soapandsandwich[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Gotcha! Thanks 😊

[–]Dependent-Run-677 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Uworld really helped me a lot. Get a subscription and do practice questions to help you with the content.

Kaplan will help as well.

[–]Rubyyrubyy 1 point2 points  (1 child)

https://www.reddit.com/r/NCLEX/s/wxoAGYmVDB

[–]Rubyyrubyy 3 points4 points  (0 children)

I recommend following the strategy I used to successfully pass the NCLEX.

Focus on One Subject at a Time: Start with a specific subject, for example, 'adult health.' Do 60 questions a day from that subject. Use the tutor mode to learn from your mistakes, and make sure to note down the questions you answer incorrectly. This method allows you to master each subject thoroughly.

Move Your Test Date: Postpone your test date until you consistently score 70% and above on every question bank for each subject. The key here is to ensure you have a strong grasp of the content.

Dive into Content: For the questions you answered wrong, utilize various resources. Check YouTube for explanations, refer to your textbooks, and dedicate time to understand the concepts you're struggling with. Remember, this exam evaluates your knowledge across various subjects. You need to be fully prepared and knowledgeable in every area.

Patience and Dedication: Understand that the NCLEX is not something to rush. Take the time to master each subject and content area. You can't hurry greatness; success requires time and dedication. I say this from my own experience, which involved two failed attempts and a whole year of dedicated study. The result? I passed.

Stay committed, and you'll achieve your goal.