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may mag o-onboarding na ba sa csmc this monday 🥹

I stopped at 85. I felt like I knew nothing. It was so vague. I couldn’t even tell if it was hard or easy. Like what even was that??? Sometimes I know the question but when I look at the choices, IT’S OUT OF THIS WORLD like it’s not what I would expect. I didn’t have any sure answers, only a few but I’m still not confident abt it 😭 I got A LOTTTTTT of priority questions (like a lot of “who would you assess first” types), like 3–4 case studies, a TONNN of SATA and standalone items. Topics were all over the place but I had a lot of adult health, pharm, FUNDA!, and psych. Some maternal and child and legal. No computations and only one ECG question. It felt so vague and hard. I cried in the bathroom after. I don’t even know what to feel, but I’m relieved it’s over. It was like a blur. Like??? WHAT WAS THAT. The layout and style of questions was similar to Bootcamp, and the questions there had the same vibe as Dr. Sharon’s.

I honestly don’t know what to feel. Do you guys think i passed or failed? I feel so empty and drained but also like relieved it’s all over now. The waiting game begins!!!!! 😭

hi, for those who went through csmc’s onboarding, how was your experience? any tips for the onboarding process? what to expect and what to prepare hahaha

hi, may recommended shops ba kayo sa shopee who sells quality scrubs and true to size for XL-2XL?

hey guys! is there still a point-and-click type of question in the new nclex exam? for example the question asks you to locate where the ascending colon is or the spleen or any other organ? did any of you guys still encounter this after the april 1, 2026 change?

hey guys! is there still a point-and-click type of question in the new nclex exam? for example the question asks you to locate where the ascending colon is or the spleen or any other organ? did any of you guys still encounter this after the april 1, 2026 change?

hello, planning to apply sa TMC (ortigas). Anong email po yung pag sesendan ng resume?

1. hrd_recruitment@medicalcity.com.ph

2. hrd_recruitment@themedicalcity.com

dalawa po kasi yung lumalabas huhu and to those who applied through email, other than your resume/cv did you also include your TOR, PRC, Diploma and other certifications po? Gaano po kayo katagal nag wait for call back? Thank youuu 🥹

I need reassurance do I have a good chance of passing? 😭

I feel like I’m ready, but at the same time… I’m not. I’ve been doubting myself a lot lately especially since i have 9 days left.

I’ve been consistently scoring above average on my question banks, and I always read the rationales after (both tutor and timed). I also use my bootcamp’s AI feature to ask questions whenever I don’t understand something. For content review, I finished all of the bootcamp cheat sheets and most of the crash course videos. Now that I only have a week left, I’ve been focusing more on Mark Klimek and Dr. Sharon as supplements after doing qbanks.

So far, I’ve gotten one “High” and two “Very High” results on my readiness assessments, and I still have one more to take in a few days.

The thing is… I feel like my knowledge is lacking sometimes 😭 but at the same time, I also feel like I do know my stuff?? It’s just that when I’m answering questions, I start overthinking, get stuck between choices, and end up feeling dumb.

Is this normal? Did anyone else feel like this before taking the NCLEX and still pass?

I need reassurance. i feel like im ready but im not. im really doubting myself most of the time and i think ito talaga kalaban ko.

ive been consistently scoring above the average on my question banks, and i always read the rationales after (tutor or timed). i also use my bootcamp’s AI feature to ask questions when i don’t understand something. for content review, i finished all of bootcamp’s cheatsheet and most of the crash course vids and since a week left nalang, ive been focusing on Mark Klimek and Dr. Sharon for supplementals after answering qbanks.

So far, ive gotten one “High” and two “Very High” results on my readiness assessments, and i still have one more to take in a few days.

The thing is… i feel like my knowledge is lacking sometimes 😭 but at the same time, i also feel like i do know my stuff?? It’s just that when I’m answering questions, i start overthinking, get confused between choices, and end up feeling dumb.

Is this normal? Did anyone else feel like this but still pass?