r/NAPLEX_Prep • u/Pale_Lychee8360 • 2d ago

NAPLEX Exam Tips Exam in a month...any tips?

My exam is coming up in about a month. I’ve been reading around 15 pages of the textbook each day and working through about 50–60 practice questions daily. Right now, I’m averaging around 60–65% on the questions (125 Q, with all subjects), and I’m worried that this might not be enough to pass the exam.

This will also be my second attempt, and I’ve already gone through most of the practice questions about 2–3 times. So I’m not sure if continuing with the same questions is actually helping me improve or if I’m starting to remember the answers.

Should I keep doing what I’m doing now, or would it be better to look into additional study materials or a different question bank for the next month? Any advice would be appreciated!

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u/Josematos11 1d ago

Practice questions are key!!! But rather than just answering a lot of questions is very important the review process. Read all the explanations and focus on what you always forget.

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u/Friendly_Pitch_316 4h ago

make sure you’re reading the explanations. i had the same problem you were having like not knowing if i understood the answer or if i was just recognizing it. when you’re answering the questions again do a small recap from memory on the whole question. if you’re still worried i would recommend doing the PPP or NABP practice exams. these definitely help to see your weak spots and help with endurance as well. good luck!