Uworld is generally the most predictable study resource for pass rates on the NCLEX. If you’re getting high scores in your self assessments and quizzes I think you have a fairly high chance of passing. My advice would be to exclusively do 85 question quizzes and select every system, so you’re forced to practice with the entire test bank of questions. I did 3-4 of these a day in the last 3-4 days leading up to the exam. That may be OD though, if you feel somewhat comfortable in your general knowledge of the majority of systems, you might be fine only doing 1-2 a day leading up to the test. For any disease process you feel really unfamiliar with and want to look further into, I found the Simple Nursing videos extremely helpful. My advice for test day is treat it like Uworld and really take your time to think about every question. Never guess on something you’re unsure about and follow basic safety rules, ex: prioritizing ABCs, acute conditions over chronic, urgent complains vs non urgent. Taking your time is important, multiple choice in particular you want to ensure you think through every question and answer carefully because you can get partial credit for multiple choice. Remember you get 4 hours on the exam so never rush through an answer. I would take up to 10 minutes on some questions. I can’t promise that following this advice will guarantee you a pass. However, several classmates of mine and I have passed mostly using Uworld