[NurseJaime29]

I live in Californnia and I took my NCLEX-PN on 3/12/2005 and I haven't heard anything from the boards yet... My test stopped at 85 questions and the test is kind of a blur to me... everyone keeps asking me what type of questions were on there and I really don't remember... I think am just so dang nervous about the results that I cant think about anything else... I will let you know when I do infact get my results (passing results of course )
You are in my prayers!!

[iwannabeaLVN]

Originally Posted by NurseJaime29

I live in Californnia and I took my NCLEX-PN on 3/12/2005 and I haven't heard anything from the boards yet... My test stopped at 85 questions and the test is kind of a blur to me... everyone keeps asking me what type of questions were on there and I really don't remember... I think am just so dang nervous about the results that I cant think about anything else... I will let you know when I do infact get my results (passing results of course )
You are in my prayers!!

Really, must be torturous, but yes, keep me updated ok!!! I feel the same but all the things i do remeber seems like I got wrong, but its done and over with and all I can do is wait, its in Gods hands, but I wish you all the best, and I'll keep you in my prayers too!!

[mcruzie]

iwannabeaLVN, so did you pass? I know this has thread has been a year ago, I just took the test last week and stopped at 87. Just wondering. I'm waiting for my result, this is brutal. Here in CA. Thanks.

[TheCommuter]

California is not a quick results state; therefore, you cannot check your results online. You first need to receive your letter from Pearson-Vue that you passed NCLEX-PN. Next, you will need to mail $100 to the BVNPT along with a signed copy of your passing result. Your name will not appear on the website until the BVNPT cashes the $100 check.

I took NCLEX-PN for California on December 28 and received the passing letter on January 9. I immediately mailed the $100 to the BVNPT and my name appeared on the website on January 20.

[TheCommuter]

I didn't realize this thread was 17 months old prior to responding.