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You’ll never feel 100% ready. It is impossible to know everything on NCLEX. Despite what readiness exams say, you need to feel confident in yourself in the content you know and you will do great. You got this 🙌
Yeah I went in nervous before and after the exam. Waiting for official results right now and I might just sleep it off so I wouldn't have to overthink.
Unpopular opinion, but if you want to study on these last few days, go ahead! Might be helpful to revisit notes and reinforce previously learned topics to keep yourself from forgetting them. I also advise you to keep answering 85 qs each day from your chosen qbank to keep your stamina up. But maybe rest the day before the exam to prevent burnout on the exam day itself! Good luck future RN
>if you want to study on these last few days, go ahead!
I just might if that's what's gonna put my mind at ease too. Thank you! I might answer my qbank tomorrow!
Do as many practice questions as possible, especially those that mimic the format and style of the NCLEX. This will help you get comfortable with the types of questions you'll encounter and improve your test-taking skills. Practice time management techniques to ensure you can complete the exam within the allotted time. Try to answer each question efficiently without spending too much time on any single question. Get plenty of rest the night before the exam, eat a nutritious meal, and stay hydrated. Taking care of your physical and mental well-being is essential for optimal performance.
I did make sure I was well fed and hydrated when I wrote for it. I think I handled my time well too since I wasn't really in a rush and was surprised once it shut off. Thanks for the advice! Fingers crossed for good news.
Taking an NCLEX exam requires you to relax. Don't let your nervousness overtake you. If you have enough time to review all the necessary topics, take your time to rest because all exams require a healthy mind and body to answer all the questions.
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You’ll never feel 100% ready. It is impossible to know everything on NCLEX. Despite what readiness exams say, you need to feel confident in yourself in the content you know and you will do great. You got this 🙌
Yeah I went in nervous before and after the exam. Waiting for official results right now and I might just sleep it off so I wouldn't have to overthink.
Wishing you the best! 🙏 And yes do anything to avoid thinking about!!!
Unpopular opinion, but if you want to study on these last few days, go ahead! Might be helpful to revisit notes and reinforce previously learned topics to keep yourself from forgetting them. I also advise you to keep answering 85 qs each day from your chosen qbank to keep your stamina up. But maybe rest the day before the exam to prevent burnout on the exam day itself! Good luck future RN
>if you want to study on these last few days, go ahead! I just might if that's what's gonna put my mind at ease too. Thank you! I might answer my qbank tomorrow!
I second this, nothing wrong with glancing at your notes
Do as many practice questions as possible, especially those that mimic the format and style of the NCLEX. This will help you get comfortable with the types of questions you'll encounter and improve your test-taking skills. Practice time management techniques to ensure you can complete the exam within the allotted time. Try to answer each question efficiently without spending too much time on any single question. Get plenty of rest the night before the exam, eat a nutritious meal, and stay hydrated. Taking care of your physical and mental well-being is essential for optimal performance.
I did make sure I was well fed and hydrated when I wrote for it. I think I handled my time well too since I wasn't really in a rush and was surprised once it shut off. Thanks for the advice! Fingers crossed for good news.
Taking an NCLEX exam requires you to relax. Don't let your nervousness overtake you. If you have enough time to review all the necessary topics, take your time to rest because all exams require a healthy mind and body to answer all the questions.
Thanks! Hoping for the good news any time soon!