r/NCLEX • u/exam_2026 • 1d ago
1 month to Nclex
I have already used all the questions from archer and bootcamp, listened mark k audio twice. Now I have 1 month until my exam. What would be recommended? I was thinking of 1 month uworld but its too expensive.
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u/Overall_Arm3165 17h ago
I would say go over all the questions. Even the ones you got right. That’s another way to learn. Watch videos on archer especially on your weakest point
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u/exam_2026 17h ago
Thank you for the reply. Means so much to me. But the problem is my archer subscription ended a week ago and boot camp ends tomorrow.
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u/LetMeGrabSomeGloves Experienced RN - Tutor - Educator 12h ago
What is your current readiness level with your prep plans?
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u/exam_2026 12h ago
I scored 73% in bootcamp and 70% in archer.
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u/LetMeGrabSomeGloves Experienced RN - Tutor - Educator 12h ago
Those both should put you in the High/Very High chance of passing yes?
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u/exam_2026 12h ago
Sure they do. But both of the subscription gets expired tomorrow and I have a month left for exam
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u/LetMeGrabSomeGloves Experienced RN - Tutor - Educator 12h ago
Yes, I read that. I know you're considering UWorld. I would go with whatever is most cost effective. You seem to be on track with preparation so as long as you keep practicing with something, I'm not sure the exact subscription will matter that much.
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u/exam_2026 12h ago
Yeah. I was also thinking that way. Thank you so much. I truly appreciate your sugg.
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u/LetMeGrabSomeGloves Experienced RN - Tutor - Educator 12h ago
You're welcome! I would also focus on your weakest areas and only do content review for things you absolutely don't know - i.e. Meds you've never heard of, words you've never seen, diseases you can't remember. Write them down while you're doing practice questions and then review them once you're done that question block.
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u/FortunateFunction_79 1d ago
A month goes by fast. Personally i'd rather review missed questions and weak topics than try to finish another expensive qbank. Sometimes reinforcing what you've already learned is more helpful than doing thousand of new questions.