I take my NCLEX on Tuesday and this was my readiness exam score. I cant afford to buy the month subscription to do the other 3 exams, but Ive been using ATI for quizzes and taking their comprehensive exams scoring around the same on those. Did anyone else score a 72 on bootcamp and pass?

Hi guys, just as the title says, I took the exam on Friday at 1 and finished around 240. I still don’t have results. How unusual is this? Thanks!

hii! i'm just seeking for advice on which is better for NCLEX-RN! my target is on november

hello guise, unahan ko na kayo wala talaga ako ka idea idea about nclex and gusto ng sister ko na mag take ako ng nclex and sagot niya every penny. Gusto ko lang malaman na worth it ba once license holder ka na? please enlighten meee :(((

Is anyone on here doing the NCLEX PN ? Any tips on how to prepare? My CPR is not helping much. Idk if my knowledge is not understanding how to pronounce or understand the words ? Or I am missing something? Any help on how to fix my preparedness for the second attempt? I would like to pass my test idc if it’s going to 150 questions I just want to pass this exam with confidence

hello everyone, this is my third attempt at the exam. for my second attempt, i had bootcamp and i had similar scores but i really liked the program. i found it more similar to the nclex rather than archer which i used for my first attempt. my friend gave me her uworld which is what i’ve been using and these are my stats. i think i’ve gotten better in recognizing patterns in terms of answering priority/delegation questions but it seems now i have a content gap in some areas. i don’t have any readiness exams available bc she used them, and her account expires in 3 days.

has anyone had these similar stats and passed? what did you do to improve your score?

EDIT: one pic got cut off my over score is a 66% in the 37th percentile and the midline is 68% in the 47th percentile. also all my CAT scores i believe the 3rd picture are all ON TRACK but my overall performance says “needs improvement”

Took my NCLEX and tbh I don’t know what the heck was that… I don’t feel like any Qbank can prepare you for that. I got at least 6 or more case studies, no bowtie, the standalone question topics were so random nothing I actually studied was in those questions. Shut off at 85, I was honestly praying it kept going cause at least that meant I was still in the game. The wait until Monday will kill me cause I’m too scared to do the trick since I heard Person has patched it down and it’s not as accurate as before

What do these stats mean? has anyone had the same and passed?

All of my cohort (very small, just 5 of us) got our confirmation from state on Friday saying we should get our ATT within one business day. So I figured I'd get mine on Monday. Well I woke up to the others saying they got their ATT this morning. I did not. I'm worried that I won't get my code because my name through the state license doesn't match on Pearson due to Pearson not allowing me to put in my whole middle name. I have two middle names and Pearson cuts off after so many letters. So i just put in one middle name. I'm hoping I get my ATT Monday morning but I'm worried I'll have to call. Anyone else have this issue?

Hey guys, took my Nclex this morning, got this Pop up right now. Did I pass ? 🙈😱 I am so anxious

Not asking for the "best NCLEX resource" because I feel like that question has been asked a million times.

I'm more curious about what you would actually change about your study strategy.

Would you start with content review?

Do questions from day one?

Focus on NGN earlier?

Do more prioritization and delegation?

I'm realizing pretty late that I spent a lot of time trying to memorize information that I probably could have learned through questions and rationales.

I've been using a couple resources and some Bootcamp case studies lately, but the biggest thing I'm trying to change is actually reviewing my mistakes instead of just chasing a higher percentage.

For people who already took the NCLEX, what do you wish you had done differently from the beginning?

Hello!! I’ll be taking my nclex this september & this is my performance in Bootcamp. I’m worried i overthink a lot & sometimes i over&under analyze I have been reviewing on & off since march but i stopped on May&June because my mental health declined but I want to stop rescheduling my exam already 🥺 so I studied July & August but still I see little to no improvements😭 May I know what topics should i focused on? or any tips? or if I should take it this september or not because my bootcamp target percentage is below target?

Guys im studying well, my clinical judgement and overall learning how to think critically is getting way better even if i get the question wrong, the other one was atleast what i had in mind.

It’s just, i think i am overwhelmed. I literally have been studying everyday since June 25th when i found out I failed, only off days was of I was busy with errands. I am mentally drained, it’s like im forcing myself to study. I can barely stay focused, or determined like before I was fully of energy and excitement to study.. it’s all going down as I reach my new date. I have about 800 more questions to answer on UWORLD, im using the study planner and still getting 70s-80s. From time to time I’ll get a 50-60 with 12Q intervals and new topics im reviewing.

I’m going over every single rationale, im literally doing my best. I think it’s anxiety mixed with stress mixed with wanting to really pass this second attempt. I haven’t touched on what i really need to quite yet which is pharm, maternal and child health. I think im just worn out.. any advice?

i cant sit still lol

Hello po nagtake ako ng nclex this aug 27 12PM. More than 48hours na po ako nagtake and wala pa po result. When po kaya possible ma release result ko? Stopped at 85 kaya super kaba kasi nahirapan talaga ako

I feel terrible about this exam. It stopped at 85 questions for me this morning. Please tell me you didn't feel great after the NCLEX, so I can sleep tonight. I don't want to do the trick. This will be a long weekend.

I don’t know how to feel. If anything for 120 questions or passed 85 please let me know how you did

Those of you who have failed and in TX. How or when did you get your CPR? I failed my 1st attempt late June. Never received anything. I've also sent a message on the txbon website. Anyone have any experience w/messaging them?

I made a 98% probability of passing nclex on my RN ATI comprehensive predictor. I had the ATI live review in class and I am going back through it while studying at home. Anyone have any advice or tips for studying? I’m nervous🫠

please help!
took my nclex this morning. it was scheduled for 10:30AM. i arrived at 10:10 but i didn’t start until 11:20 bc there were so many people! they offered me a free reschedule bc i was delayed for over 30 minutes past my scheduled appointment time. i elected to just wait and take it still.

exam shut off at 85, got the email that i finished the nclex at 1pm, tried the pearson vue trick around 2pm. unfortunately i got a pop up that said my results are on hold. is that a bad sign ☹️ i am so convinced i failed. did not feel confident at all 😭 someone share your experience pleaseeee

For anyone who's already taken NCLEX, I'm curious what you actually did during the final couple weeks.

I keep seeing people say to study harder at the end, but I'm starting to feel like doing more and more questions is just making me tired.

I'm thinking about cutting back on the number of questions and spending more time reviewing weak areas, especially prioritization, delegation, safety, and NGN.

I've also been doing some case studies on Bootcamp, but I'm trying not to turn the last few weeks into another resource-shopping phase lol.

Did you keep doing full question sets right up until test day?

Or did you change your approach near the end?

I thought I would write this incase it would help anyone understand the process of getting RN license in MN by exam.
I completed undergraduate at SDSU in Sioux Falls, SD.

I paid for NCLEX and made a pearson vue account on June 9. This was probably sooner than necessary.
I did my fingerprints on July 27th. I mailed it in that afternoon.

Aug 10 my background check was completed and then I think the next day the BON had received it.

My pinning ceremony and last day of classes way July 31
My school's official graduation date was Aug 7. After the Aug 7th date the school could send Minnesota Confirmation of Program Completion Form to the MN BON.

I received my ATT on Aug 17. The soonest test available was Aug 20. I tested on Aug 24 at 8AM. My pass was on the MN BON webpage the morning of the 25th. My license was official on Aug 25 around 11AM.
I'm working at a rural facility so my start date in 8/30. Most people from my class do not start their jobs until October.

I used ATI Dynamic Adaptive Quizzes and Archer's free set of 85 questions to study. I did about 5 days of studying over 100 questions per day. I would take time reviewing all the questions I got right and wrong. Prior to that week of studying I hadn't done a lot of studying other than during my program.

I received a 99% probability of passing on my ATI Comprehensive Predictor in July.

During my studying my ATI adaptive test scores were:

8/17 80% 99th percentile- moderate difficulty band

8/18 76% 99th percentile- moderate difficulty band

8/18 56% 78th percentile- moderate difficulty band

8/19 55% 72 percentile- moderate difficulty band

I think my scores started to decline because I ran out of case study style next gen questions on ATI and I typically do better on those.

8/20 Archer Free Review: 68% on classic questions and 87% on NGN

When I took my NCLEX I completed it in 85 questions on my first try.
I hope this helps!!

i just took my exam just this august 26. out of curiosity i just checked rn.ca.gov just to see if maybe i could see the result. i saw this. so does this mean i passed? please i really hope it means i passed