Is stopping at 85 a good sign or a bad sign with the new format?
I didn’t feel like the questions were getting harder and honestly felt like I was guessing on a lot of them.
For those who tested recently under the updated test plan—what was your experience? Did you pass or fail at 85?
I’m really anxious right now and would appreciate any insight 🙏
Anybody has the link for the mark k 1-12 lectures ?!! I’m graduating soon so I would love to have this resource available
Any advice on how to confidently answer SATA questions? And what medications should I be studying for NCLEX RN?
I graduated December and have been studying since early February. Now, I’m about 2 days out from my exam. I feel as though my chances for passing are in my favor considering I performed nicely during school and I have spent adequate time studying post-grad with minimal external stressors! I don’t wanna jinx myself lol. But I’m wondering if anyone has any last minute tips or things they wished they did before taking their NCLEX :) thanks in advance!
P.s. I’ve already watched Mark K, Dr Sharon, and I’ve practiced with UWorld a bunch! Maybe I should review mark k again??? Also, I am going for my RN!
Hi, I have my NCLEX in 9 days, I had been getting 69% in my last assessments, before that ones I was getting like 74 in the previous ones but I think I am getting harder assessments now, Who did have this kind of points and pass the NCLEX? Thank you
Looking for a NCLEX study partner. I’m based in the West Valley, Arizona.
This is kind of a long shot, but I graduated last year and am preparing for the boards. My computer crashed and I lost all of my notes/ power points. I’ve been using Uworld and have been doing alright, but because some time has passed I fear I’ve had some knowledge decay. Would anybody possibly be willing to share their med surg and pharmacology notes/ PowerPoints? If not, maybe point me in the right direction of where I can regain content. Anything helps! Thanks :)
Does Texas BON accepts Filipino nurses without prc local license? I'm planning to take NCLEX first this year since I'll be taking NLE next year for personal reasons. Responses are appreciated.
Does everyone get an EKG question bc my 2nd time I never got one but my 1st I did. Is getting an EKG question determinant on if u r doing well?
Hi! Does anyone have Level Up RN resources and Nurse in the Making 2026 Bundle in soft copy? I’m willing to avail.
Pwede po ba magpadala ng papers sa NY ng sabay sabay kaming magkakaklase or need po isa isa? Para po sana share na lang kami sa bayad hehe salamat po.
I have have failed the NCLEX 3 times and will be taking it for the fourth early May. When I pass, am I able to use ChatGPT for patient interactions on a day to day basis if I don't know something while I'm working? Does anyone else do this? I'm thinking of applying to surgical nurse positions.
Seeing a lot of posts about struggling with prioritization questions so I wanted to try something different.
Here's a scenario. Reply with what you would do FIRST and why — not just the answer, the reasoning behind it.
You're caring for a 72-year-old male, 2 days post-op from hip replacement. He calls out saying he feels short of breath. You walk in and find:
RR 28, labored
O2 sat 89% on room air
HR 118, BP 142/88
He's anxious and restless
Left calf is swollen and tender
What's your first action and what clinical reasoning got you there?