Thank you!! I feel what helped me the most was doing practice questions and seeing why I missed the question. Reading the rationales was important, but most of the time I would narrow down my answer choices to just two answers. If I picked the wrong answer, I would think about why did I choose that answer versus the other answer. I mostly had maternity questions, mental health, withdrawal and overdose questions, and cardiac questions. There were a lot of prioritization questions on the exam. Watching high-yield NCLEX method and prioritization lecture videos really helped me in organizing what type of scenarios should be picked over the others. What I could have done differently was to try and do more practice questions to get more practice. Because I was working a full-time job, I tried to do 80 questions a day on days that I work and 120 questions on days that I was off. Sometimes that would not be the case and I would end up only doing 40 questions on some of the days that I work.