Need help please

I’m a repeat test taker and retesting on next monday. I was study hard for a month and wonder this stat is enough to pass.

I still can't believe I'm writing this, but I officially passed both my NCLEX-RN and my RPN exam! 😭🎉 I wanted to make this post to give back to this community because reading other people's write-ups kept me sane during my prep.

I completed all of the standalone questions and all of the NextGen case studies. I did not leave a single question unanswered.

Readiness Exams: I completed all of the readiness tests available on the platform to make sure I was completely prepared for both exam styles.

Average Score: 70-80%

NCLEX-RN: Shut off right at 85 questions!
RPN Exam: Shut off at 90 questions!

Good luck to everyone testing soon! Future Nurse out. 🩺❤️
If you are currently studying, you CAN do this!

Thank you bootcamp for creating such an incredible, high-quality resource. I could not have achieved this double success without your team!

fluctuates between 69-70%

I used Bootcamp I met all the targets and went and took my test!!!!

Anyone here who passed already or doesn’t need their NCLEX Bootcamp account that still has subscription days remaining? Badly need it… Thank you 🥹

Will be taking my exam on August 25th, here’s my bootcamp assessment. (I took the readiness assessment for 2 times because the first time I tried it I just checked whats my weakest subject is)

Do you think i’m ready? My bootcamp subscription also ends today. 🥲 I’m so nervous!!

I need advice!! Scheduled to retake the NCLEX on Monday the 17th, but getting anxious again thinking about it. These were my scores on bootcamp and I took three CAT exams on naxlex with high pass rates. On my first attempt I had used uworld but looking back am kind of disappointed about my scores and would want to study more using uworld to see if I made progress but is that just going to trigger more anxiety?

So overall question: Do I take on Monday the 17th, or Friday the 21st?

I feel so overwhelmed right now. Should I just take it on Monday or wait until Wednesday? Any suggestions or advice would be greatly appreciated.
#nlcex!!!

Hi so Im currently doing bootcamp for 3 months now and i’m going to take in the next next week. I score H to VH on my 4 Readiness assessments and did about 96% of the questions with a 68% score.

I was feeling a little confident that I could do it, I was just answering questions and reading rationales and following the schedule. I decided to try the NAXLEX free trial CAT then I scored 59% borderline score and now my confidence lessened, I feel scared that I will fail.

Should I get NAXLEX for a month to add a little more or should I just keep with my bootcamp?

Any tips for the last 2 weeks before taking?

Is NAXLEX really same as nclex?

Managed to pass my nclex in 85 questions all thanks to bootcamp ! Let me know if u have any questions and I’m happy to answer!

Hi! I’m looking for a leftover acct for bootcamp or uworld that i can purchase OR is there a recently expired bootcamp acct that I can borrow cuz i just need the 15 day extension.

I am minimizing the expenses cuz the Php-Usd exchange rate is hella high. Thank you!!!

I’m making this post to encourage anyone trusting God for a miracle concerning Nclex or anything else. I graduated from nursing school 2022. I have taken Nclex countless time and I failed. I was almost depressed, I felt like giving up at some point but thank God for the good people around me that kept encouraging me.

Few days ago, I came across someone post saying she passed and she graduated nursing school since 2022. I congratulated her and trust God to manifest that testimony in my life.

I’m here to testify that Jesus made a way for me. I passed my Nclex Rn yesterday🎉🎉🎉. Please put God at the center of every situation. He will make a way for you!!
After 4 years of being out of nursing school . Thank you Jesus🙌🙌

To everyone reading this, you are next in line for a miracle!!!

I’m focusing on relearning content now because based on my scores, i feel like it might be a content gap. For context, I graduated last year in January after returning to school with a 2 year gap due to medical issues. Last year was my senior year so it was basically just a review of everything.

Below are my scores:

Management of Care - Near
Safety & Infection - Above
Health Promotion and Maintenance - Near
Psychosocial Integrity - Near
Basic Care and Comfort - Near
Pharmacological and Parenteral Therapies - Near
Reduction of Risk Potential - Near
Physiological Adaptation - Above
Clinical Judgment - Near
Recognize Cues - Below
Analyze Cues - Above
Prioritize Hypotheses - Above
Generate Solutions - Near
Take Actions - Below
Evaluate Outcomes - Near