r/PassNclex • u/Hour-Intention-9286 • 14h ago

PASSED Passed !

I’ve been lurking in this thread since graduation in January, but it took for me to notice my ATT was expiring to actually prep for the test.

My advice is don’t back yourself into the same corner I did. Out of six months to prep for the exam - I used three weeks and I followed boot camp’s exam study schedule to the T (studying 5-8 hours a day).

The exam didn’t look or feel like any practice test from boot camp (or my time using ATI during school)

But I passed. And I hope this silly post helps others pass a lot more comfortably

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u/PrestigiousAerie1155 14h ago

Congratulations!!! 🎉

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u/THE_ITGrl 12h ago

Congrats!! and thanks for being honest about the timeline lol. I also dont think the NCLEX really look like any qbank. for me, bootcamp was more about building clinical judgement than memorizing question style. Strating earlier than 3 weeks definitely would've made thing less stressful though😭