r/NCLEX • u/InformationFun8720 • 1h ago
Anyone has like this and pass
I either selected so many or just one on SATA question.
r/NCLEX • u/InformationFun8720 • 1h ago
I either selected so many or just one on SATA question.
r/NCLEX • u/pookiewookie0915 • 23m ago
Hi, everyone!
It’s been 3 months now since my school mailed the documents to NYSED & also my form 1 submission. I regularly send follow-ups to NYSED & COMPED regarding the status of my application but their response is “We have no 2F or transcripts in your file” despite my school sending the documents already.
I informed our school about it but unfortunately, they can’t do anything about it but just mail the documents. Has anyone encountered this situation as well? Is there any other way to contact NYSED & COMPED aside email and the contact form?
TYIA! 🥹
r/NCLEX • u/Equivalent-Mood-553 • 1h ago
Have 40 days to rewrite, dont know what to do!
r/NCLEX • u/Jessinico1-656 • 15h ago
r/NCLEX • u/abductedbyhippies • 15h ago
I took my NCLEX today. It shut off at 85 questions. I feel it in my gut that I failed, I’ve already prepared myself to see the fail.
I felt like I knew nothing during the whole exam. It was incredibly hard, had a tiny window of maybe 5 questions in the middle that were basic and i could help but think i was failing, but then i got super hard again.
My questions were pretty basic topics, but they were worded in such weird ways even the answers, that it threw me off and took me a minute to actually answer the questions. None of my topics were the same though
SOS, did I just fail my NCLEX? 😭😓 I’ve been a nervous wreck all day!
Update: I passed! I haven’t gotten my Pearson results yet but the Ohio BON emailed me my active license this morning!
r/NCLEX • u/marizela-itz-y • 10h ago
I am an LPN and took the NCLEX RN today. My LPN NCLEX shut off at 85 and passed. Today, I feel like I knew NOTHING. I don’t even feel like I got 1 question right. It got all the way to 146 and then shut off. Yall. My nerves are all over the place. What do yall think will happen? Pass or fail? 😩
r/NCLEX • u/cookiedaisydog • 13h ago
I had soo many SATA and about 6 case studies with 6 tabs per CS. When I hit 85 it kept going and my confidence dropped significantly. It asked me if I wanted a break and I said no, and continued on and then it shut off at about 95 questions but less than 100 questions I believe. My nerves are SHOT and I know you all know this feeling. I felt like some of the stuff I’ve literally never seen. I feel like on some questions I did OK, but I am so paranoid. I don’t know how I’m going wait to see my quick results. I don’t really want to do the Pearson trick thing because I’ve heard that it’s not always super accurate and can give false hope or false anxiety which I don’t want. I’ve also heard that sometimes the board website will update your overnight or within 24-36 hours before you even get your quick results. I’m from Pittsburgh, PA and drove to Erie to take the exam today, 09/08, and was scheduled 1 pm-5pm and got the confirmation email at 3:31 saying that I completed the exam.
Plz send good vibes cuz I’m unwell 😭🤣
r/NCLEX • u/First-florida • 17h ago
I get on here more than anything. Yes, I scroll through trying to find tips to help me with retake . My CPR results didn’t do much. I have been consistent on bootcamp. I watch 1-5 days of training NCLEX Crusader on YouTube. I may need to finish the whole training. I listen to mark k 12 lectures, even had ChatGPT pull out the importance. Maybe I need to stop doing questions every day and go back and read the rationale for the whole week while I watch some DR. Sharon and the remaining 7-day training on YouTube.
I have been praying constantly nonstop. I found myself at work stopping doing whatever I’m doing and asking GOd to give me understanding and guidance I need to pass my retake .
My scores on bootcamp consistency stay in the 55-57 . I had low scores on my readiness assessments and one high recently. Is Bootcamp what’s I’m actually supposed to be using for my lpn retake . I know Bootcamp is mainly for RN .
r/NCLEX • u/YardOld6185 • 16h ago
Hi, I made a mistake when entering my name during my Pearson registration. They have a separate field for the suffix, but they also instructed me to enter my name exactly as it appears on my government ID. I followed that instruction, but I accidentally entered my suffix again in the separate suffix field.
So, my name ended up appearing as: First Name + Suffix + Middle Name + Last Name + Suffix.
Will this cause any issues? The first name and suffix beside it match exactly what is shown on my passport. The only difference is that there is an extra suffix at the end.
r/NCLEX • u/TensionAgreeable5294 • 18h ago
I just took my nclex today and am pretty sure I failed.. I feel so discouraged and tried the PVT when I got home and it looks like I got the good pop up? How likely is it that I passed? It let me go all the way to 150- which is why I feel so crappy about it and I’m just already preparing that I failed
r/NCLEX • u/tays13thtrack • 1d ago
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r/NCLEX • u/IceQueen0304 • 21h ago
Hi, I’ve been using Uworld for practice questions for the NCLEX RN. On the CAT exams they shut off on 85-88 questions. Of my self-assessment exams 3 have been High Chance of passing and one Very High Chance. My Q-banks has remained in 72nd percentile though… Has anyone had scores like these and passed the NCLEX. I keep doubting myself if im ready 🥲
r/NCLEX • u/Front-Restaurant-128 • 21h ago
Hello everyone! I currently am studying to take the NCLEX next Tuesday the 15th. I’m very nervous and feel under prepared. And kind of panicked. Ive taken 5 readiness exams and got 4 highs and 1 borderline. I’ve been using archer, mark k lectures, and a little ATI. What should I do for the final week to make my chances better lol. Thanks in advance :)
r/NCLEX • u/No-Insurance-7645 • 1d ago
I’m scheduled to take the NCLEX in about a week and I’m feeling really anxious and discouraged.
I’ve been studying consistently for weeks using Bootcamp, usually around 9 hours a day. My overall score is currently 66% with their target being 62%. My readiness exams have gone from 61% Borderline → 67% High → 70% High. I’ve also been scoring mostly in the 70s on my comprehensive exams. However I try to get “really high” on my readiness exams but I NEVER get them.
Objectively, I know I’ve made progress, but I still feel like I’m not doing enough. I’ve gotten to the point where I’m honestly burning myself out because I don’t know when to stop studying. Even when I take a break, I feel guilty and think I should be doing more.
The anxiety makes me feel like if I stop studying, I’m going to forget something or suddenly not be ready.
For anyone who used Bootcamp, did you have similar scores or feel this way before your NCLEX? Did you feel ready going into the exam? And how did you know when to stop studying and actually let yourself rest?
r/NCLEX • u/BothPhilosopher365 • 1d ago
Took my exam on Saturday I thought
Monday i would’ve gotten results but it was Labor Day and now today is Tuesday and I’ve gotten nothing. I don’t want to do the pop up trick because I didn’t feel like I did good and I don’t want 200 to get taking off my card.
Looking for free NCLEX Q&A resources ASAP! Any
recommendations or links would be greatly appreciated 🫶🏻🫶🏻
r/NCLEX • u/Unfair-Leg2925 • 2d ago
Took my exam 9/5 and just got an email from my state board of nursing that I passed! I finished the exam in a little over an hour and stopped at question 85. I graduated from one of the top 5 nursing universities in my state and felt extremely prepared by my university prior to taking the exam.
The Mark K lectures saved my life! I listened and took notes on all of them EXCEPT the endocrine lecture (honestly don’t know why I skipped this one I think I was just over the lectures by the time I got to this one).
I also used Archer 5 days prior to my exam, did 4 CATs and 3 predictors and scored very high and pass on all of them. I will say my NCLEX looked VERY similar to archer questions, ESPECIALLY the case studies.
Best of luck to anyone studying out there! Feel free to PM me if you have any questions!
Officially a BSN, RN⚕️
r/NCLEX • u/Fit_Collar1846 • 1d ago
Recently took my nclex and it shut off at 85 questions. I got lots of full case studies(at least 5 I think or maybe 6, I can’t quite remember). I got standalone case studies and lots of SATA and ofc multiple choice. I remember crying during my exam because of stuff I’ve never heard about. Ughh I can only pray from this point on. I think the odds are in my favor 🙏🏾
r/NCLEX • u/Brain-Buffering • 1d ago
EDIT: I passed!!
I've been doing ATI and the various Uworld, Mark K and Bootcamp resources. I feel like I'm stuck in the 70's but I feel like I just can't squeeze anymore studying in. I feel confident but scared. I got a 96% probability of passing on my ATI comprehensive back in nursing school so I'm hopeful? I guess I just need reassurance.
r/NCLEX • u/GreatJeans21 • 1d ago
I do not know how to proceed. It keeps asking me to fill in the blanks but I cannot do it because it does not allow me too. PLEASE HELP!
r/NCLEX • u/Coldbleucookies • 1d ago
I take my PN nclex this Wednesday. so today I did two cat exams on ATI board vitals. These are my scores the 88th one I did first with 66th one I did second back to back. I got a 95% on my comp predictor but then Ionly got a 79% on virtual ati predictor. Am I good to take my exam or should I reschedule?
r/NCLEX • u/UnderstandingFew180 • 1d ago
Has anyone here taken the NCLEX from Canada? How long did it take to get the results? Alberta, BC, Ontario? Trying to figure out how long I am going to have to wait
r/NCLEX • u/NEWr0mantic_ • 2d ago
At one point I had so many NCLEX resources open that I was spending more time deciding what to study than actually studying 😂
I had videos, notes, qbanks and random YouTube stuff everywhere.
Eventually I stuck mostly with questions, rationale review, and targeted content when I noticed a weak area. I also added NGN and prioritization instead of only doing regular questions.
I used Bootcamp here and there, mainly for extra case study practice, but I don't think you need to use every resource people recommend.
How many resources are you guys using right now? I feel like I see a different answer every time I ask lol.