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think your best bet is to research the subjects that will be on the test (which is in the first link of this forum) and become familiar with what you do and don't know then I would suggest doing a content review before you do any test banks because if you don't know the content you’re not really utilizing the test banks to the best of your ability then once you do a content review test your knowledge through doing practice questions!!!! Develop a testing strategy that works best for you because you never know what subject you may get on the test but if you have good test taking strategies you can still have a good outcome of answering these correctly! Rationales are very important as well don’t just answer questions just to answer them read the rationales and learn from your mistakes! All in all create a study plan that's fit for you! And stick to it!!

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International Nclex takers

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Taking the NCLEX

The NCLEX is offered at test centers domestically and internationally. You must schedule an appointment online or by phone through Pearson VUE, after you’ve received an authorization to test (ATT).

NCLEX-RN

The NCLEX-RN is composed of questions (PDF, 688KB) on:
Physiological Adaptation
Management of Care
Safety and Infection Control
Health Promotion and Maintenance
Phychosocial Integrity
Basic Care and Comfort
Pharmacological and Parenteral Therapies
Reduction of Risk Potential

The NCLEX-RN questions can range from 75 to 265 items. Fifteen of these are pretest items that are not scored. Total time allotment for the NCLEX-RN is six hours, which includes the tutorial, sample items and optional breaks.