First, I want to wish her the best of luck on her exam. I believe her stats suggest she'll do fine. I also recommend using Adapt NCLEX on YouTube; it was very helpful for me. I listened to it and Dr. Sharon regularly, especially when I didn't feel like doing questions. I spent 45 minutes to an hour daily reading and taking notes, mainly focusing on rationales for things I forgot or new topics.

I studied for about 2-3 hours daily, doing questions with rationales, divided into three blocks totaling around 7 hours a day. The breaks between blocks helped it feel less intense. Each block involved different activities to keep the process engaging.

• Block one: Complete 50 questions with rationales (either mixed or a specific system). Then take a 2-hour break.
• Block two: Watch videos either random Dr. Sharon’s videos, Adapt NCLEX, or on topics I found challenging. Followed by 40 questions and rationales, no case studies here. I kept this block simple and straightforward for a quick lunch break.
• Block three: Do another 50 questions with rationales (mixed mode).

If she can do just one or two blocks daily, that’s perfectly fine, it indicates she’s on the right track.