[jewels25]

So I took the nclex-rn today. I had all 265 and had 17 sata, 1 alternative type of question where I had to drag the order of how to give a certain drug, 2 med calculations, a ton of meds, and a ton of priority. I had 265 questions last time but only had 8 sata, about 7-8 med calculations...and failed. I was just wondering if anyone had 17 sata and still failed. I am stressing out!!!!

[khanza]

hi! i just took my test last april 17, i stopped at 265 alot of SATA, meds, prioritization, infection control, and a lot more. im still waiting for the results. im scared to look at computer and what if my name won't appear. . i do hope we both would pass. pray and have faith.

[suzanne4]

15 questions do not count, but there is no way of knowing which ones that they are.

There is also no way to second guess how you did on the exam, you are going to have to wait until you get your results.

Best of luck to you.

[suzanne4]

Originally Posted by khanza

hi! i just took my test last april 17, i stopped at 265 alot of SATA, meds, prioritization, infection control, and a lot more. im still waiting for the results. im scared to look at computer and what if my name won't appear. . i do hope we both would pass. pray and have faith.

Which state did you actually write the exam for? Because if you do not have a SSN#, you are not going to see you name on most BON websites and will have to wait for a letter in the mail.

[khanza]

California! my name is not there, i just checked it this afternoon. does it mean i failed already? pls help me

[khanza]

i do have my SSN#

[suzanne4]

Average wait time is 10 days and if you are a new grad, you have to allow time for your transcripts to get there.

Sorry, but I feel like a broken record sometimes. There is nothing that you can do but wait, and not knowing when you got your SSN#, was it sent to them when you did your application?