I have failed more than once. Is this still worth doing?
Yes, and the case for changing method rather than repeating it gets stronger each time. Repeating the same preparation and expecting a different result is the pattern we see most often in candidates on a third or fourth attempt. What we look at first is what changed between attempts, which is usually less than people think.
This comes up on NCLEX Retake Support After a Fail, where it is answered in the context of the work itself.
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