[malernbsn1]

Hey yall. I just wanted to say that is possible to all those 265'ers that it is possible and does not mean you failed just because you had all 265 questions. I could not begin to tell you how many SATA and priority questions I had toward the end. I think I had 20 SATA and 20-30 priority!! It was brutal!!! I took the NCLEX yesterday at 10:00am and checked my SBON website this morning at 9:00am only to see my name with the active RN licensure info and my GN permit said NULL and VOID!! I was in awe and disbelief. PINCH ME!!! I think I am dreaming. Good luck to everyone!

[kano]

Originally Posted by malernbsn1

Hey yall. I just wanted to say that is possible to all those 265'ers that it is possible and does not mean you failed just because you had all 265 questions. I could not begin to tell you how many SATA and priority questions I had toward the end. I think I had 20 SATA and 20-30 priority!! It was brutal!!! I took the NCLEX yesterday at 10:00am and checked my SBON website this morning at 9:00am only to see my name with the active RN licensure info and my GN permit said NULL and VOID!! I was in awe and disbelief. PINCH ME!!! I think I am dreaming. Good luck to everyone!

same thing here.... i tested last week... x3... with 265 questions tons of sata and priority, LD, and ped's.... i found out this morning that i passed....
"with God all things are Possible.....

[SteveJizobs]

i think for the most part when a person gets up to 200 questions, it starts to feel bleak. believe me i did this my first time out. i lost concentration when i hit 200 and started to misread the questions, picked an answer to just "get it over with". but now that i think back, i was still in the game. If i just buckled down and kept on going i might have not had to take this monster again! so...DONT LOSE HOPE IF YOU GET 200++