I passed the NCLEX-RN with 75 questions

I just passed the NCLEX-RN. After all the prayers and hardwork, it is justifiable to have the RN suffix on my name. I study for almost three months, and the first take, I passed it.

The study materials and schedules that worked for me are:

• 100 questions a day using Saunders Comprehensive Review for the NCLEX-RN(r) Examination cd-rom
• watching the content review of Kaplan 2 times
• watching the ATI videos (Med-Surg, PEds, OB x 3) (Mental Health x 1)
• Reading the whole Saunders Comprehensive Review for the NCLEX-RN(r) Examination book and answering the chapter tests
  

• Supplemental books include
• NCLEX-RN Review (Nsna's Nclex Rn Review)
• Kaplan NCLEX-RN Exam 2005-2006 with CD-ROM (Kaplan Nclex-Rn
• NCLEX-RN Exam Practice Questions Exam Cram, First Edition
• NCLEX-RN Review Made Incredibly Easy! (Nclexrn Review Made Incredibly Easy)
• Nclex-Rn Questions & Answers Made Incredibly Easy (Made Incredibly Easy)

Some people would say that this is overkill. But I passed the NCLEX. After the test, I have a feeling that I will pass. Contrary to the premise that when a NCLEX-RN test takers think that they will pass the test after the test, they would usually fail. I got this from the forum of Allnurses.com by a member named TEXASCCRN.

Well, I have proven that premise wrong. As long as I believed in myself, and nourished my mind with positive thoughts, I passed the NCEX-RN. With the aforementioned materials above, and reading each rationale, it helped me a lot. Of course, the endless prayers.