I've always believed NCLEX is not all about studying, you need God's grace to pass

So sorry about that am still looking forward too take my NCLEX exam on April just studying hard and praying to God I know I can make it.

I wish you all the luck with NCLEX! Stay strong, doing your best is the only thing you can do in the end:)

After, 3-4 years of studying we are being challenged be the ultimate exam "NCLEX" many students face difficulties in acquiring their license

I failed my NCLEX exam 2 times first was 2020 second was 2021 and I lost money on review questions and also wasted a lot of time studying which never helped me .

I’ll keep my fingers crossed for you!

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Thanks a lot 🙏🏼🙏🏼

I studied in the span of 1 year. However, I was studying very inconsistently in this 1 year period depending on how much free time I had aside from clerkships. On average a few hours a day on most days, I would say:)

Thanks for leaving a comment Melisa 😊 I’m glad you found this video helpful; I’m sure you are going to beat step 1 🤓💪🏼

@@kenmed7932 Thank you so much!!

Wishing your son all the best! I’m rooting for him :)

Thank you very much

Thanks bro 😝

Thank you Braaha!!

Thank you big sis!

Thanks a lot 🤩

Thanks 😊 and that is a great question😅 I am going to be honest; it was very rough. It all boils down to planning and really committing yourself to that planning, which is not always easy. I will upload a separate video answering your question in more depth by also giving examples of what I exactly did during my Step 1 study prep. To be continued 😇

Thank you Sameer Jan!

Hi Rihan, thanks for your question. The Netherlands is a very pleasant country to live and work in. Unfortunately, the process of becoming a qualified physician as an IMG/IMD is less streamlined than in the USA. It's definitely possible as I have come across doctors from for example Syria who have earned their qualifications to practice in the Netherlands. Yet, the process is vague and elaborate. It involves some steps including passing the National Dutch Language test, as well as getting registered with the Royal Dutch Medical Association (KNMG). For more info I would like to refer you to this website: studyabroadaide.com/become-medical-doctor-netherlands/ Feel free to ask me any other question! Good luck

Thanks for the advice! Preparing for step 1 will definitely aid my step 2 journey. We’ll see how it goes and I keep you guys updated along the way.

@@kenmed7932 how far are you...?

We are in this together then! I have started this process mid January. Since that time, I have done my first pass of all the chapters in First Aid. Additionally, I have gone over the general principles chapters + cardiovascular + renal an extra time while watching the corresponding lectures on USMLE Rx. I am not going to cover all the chapters in First Aid in combination with the Rx lectures, since that will take too much time. Now I have shifted my focus to Pathoma, reading and simultaneously watching dr. Sattar's lectures. For the rest, have been doing practice questions as well (approx. 80 questions per week). Once I finish Pathoma, I will buy U-World and do at least 40 questions a day. I am doing this amidst all my regular classes. I am aiming to take the exam at the end of December. From early November till late December (exam date), I have reserved a free month, which will be my dedicated study time. Good luck in this process, Hasan!

@@kenmed7932 Thanks for sharing this with us. I am spending slightly more time reading low-yield resources beside FA, as i need to fill some gaps in my basic knowledge (e.g. physiology), sometimes this made me feel bugged down. I recommend you reading this recent experience in Step1 group on facebook as i found it quite helpful facebook.com/groups/USMLEStep1nbme18/permalink/3870140616427287/ Best of luck Ken!

@@hasanh.s5381 thanks for the link! I will make sure to check it out! Very helpful

Thank you Anas!

Thanks bro!