PASS NCLEX RN in 75 questions (2018)

PASS NCLEX RN IN 75 questions
Prepared@Kachozom RN - www.kachozom.blogspot.com


 NCLEX RN RESOURCES:-     
These are the resources I used:                                                  
1- Saunders - It is content base, lots of information, you can buy used book or
    practice online, create your own notes.


 2-Uworld - good for content review and Qbank ,rationales are great. If you score more than 65% you can pass! Try to buy package online  with CAT and check your score! Do the CAT at least a week before test!


3-Kaplan- they focus on critical thinking & has passing level question, if you don’t know the content this can be hard., that's why first brush up your content and then enroll online with it. I also like their Updated rationales, they are awesome.If you score more than 60% , you can pass NCLEX RN.
  
OTHER VISUAL RESOURCES I LOVED -
*Picmonic YouTube and CJ Miller NCLEX in pictures     
*Simple nursing YouTube and Nrsng YouTube


 Few other resources I used are:
1-Mark klimek audio review is awesome and Hurst audio  review.
2- LA charity prioritization and delegation & assignment book                            
3-NCLEX mastery App is great and they have  free questions too


Note: I know you are struggling, but know that you will pass.
 It’s okay to feel low but don’t give up.
You will get through and this too shall pass..
if you have any questions or needed guide.
Contact me; kachozom@gmail.com
https://kachozom.blogspot.com/2019/01/about-kachozom.html


———————————————GOOD LUCK —————————————

                                              

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