Re: 265 Questions
The way the NCLEX works, 265 questions is no more likely to pass or fail than any other number of questions. If the test stops after 85 questions, it means that the test only needed that many questions to determine if you passed or failed. Basically, you either did really really well or really really badly. If it asked you 265 questions, it means that it had to ask all of its questions, because you were right on the borderline. You might have just barely passed, or you might have just barely failed. But still, even if you failed, it's a whole lot better to fail at 265 than to fail at 100. If you get to 265 questions, it means that (at worst) you were very very close to passing. And hey - you have just as much chance that you passed. If you REALLY screwed up, the test would have shut down a lot sooner.
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