[madwife2002]

I took the NCLEX today in London, and feel very despondant the test closed down at 105 questions, and I was asked no questions on drug calculations, I am now worried that this is because I failed already and there was no point in going further. I wanna ask if anybody else did the NCLEX and was asked no drug calculation questions and if they passed or failed
Ta
Kay

[letina]

Originally Posted by madwife2002

I took the NCLEX today in London, and feel very despondant the test closed down at 105 questions, and I was asked no questions on drug calculations, I am now worried that this is because I failed already and there was no point in going further. I wanna ask if anybody else did the NCLEX and was asked no drug calculation questions and if they passed or failed
Ta
Kay

Hi, this isn't answering your question as I haven't taken NCLEX yet, but would you share your experience of sitting the exam in London? I've been trying to find info on the London test centre, can you give me a contact number? Also, was this your first time doing NCLEX? Was just wondering if the experience is the same here as in the US.
Thanks and good luck! Fingers crossed for you

[madwife2002]

Originally Posted by letina

Hi, this isn't answering your question as I haven't taken NCLEX yet, but would you share your experience of sitting the exam in London? I've been trying to find info on the London test centre, can you give me a contact number? Also, was this your first time doing NCLEX? Was just wondering if the experience is the same here as in the US.
Thanks and good luck! Fingers crossed for you

Hi,

I can find out number for you. I was supposed to be flying to Atlanta to do it but they opened the Testing Place here with Pearsons.
It was harder than I thought it would be, lots of obscure questions about rare complaints.
Dont feel I was focused enough and no peer support before or after test which would have been good.
I rushed the questions and answered 100 in less than an hour-not good upon refection.
Very stressfull especially now as i am worrying. But thanks for your good wishes

[BSN2004NSU]

Try to relax until you get your results (do something to occupy your time). A lot of people feel the way you're feeling after they take the test. It usually means that you did well. Good Luck!

BSN2004NSU

[madwife2002]

[b]Thanks I will try!!!

[Thunderwolf]

Wish you the best!


Welcome to allnurses!!!!!!!!!!!!!

[lenaUK]

Originally Posted by letina

Hi, this isn't answering your question as I haven't taken NCLEX yet, but would you share your experience of sitting the exam in London? I've been trying to find info on the London test centre, can you give me a contact number? Also, was this your first time doing NCLEX? Was just wondering if the experience is the same here as in the US.
Thanks and good luck! Fingers crossed for you

Tina

NCLEX is being conducted in London and the test centre is in Holborn - they offer it through the week. I have been doing a lot of research on NCLEX, agencies jobs in the US etc....quite a few nurses I know are preparing to go to the US and some have job offers. I think i will join them soon....


here's the address for NCLEX test centre in London

Pearson Professional Centres-London (Holborn) 02074040652
190 High Holborn
London WC1V 7BH

Lena