by kayleo22

I called the Ca board of nursing today, and told them I took my nclex a feww weeks ago and I was moving if I needed to give my change of address or wait a few weeks to see if I got the results, she asked me for my SS# and said the results were still being processed. Do you think I failed and she doesn't want to tell me over the phone? I took the PN Nclex and it cut off right at question "100", I talked to alot of people and noone says anything about cutting off at "100" its either 85 or 205, nothing like mine. I don't know what to think and I can't sleep, I feel sick to my stomach and have headaches everday. Can anyone give me some advice as to what they have heard. Thank in Advance,

Re: Feeling Horrible

The California NCLEX-PN results are not given out over the phone. On average it will take 3 to 4 weeks for your results to be mailed to you.

Re: Feeling Horrible

Originally Posted by kayleo22

I called the Ca board of nursing today, and told them I took my nclex a feww weeks ago and I was moving if I needed to give my change of address or wait a few weeks to see if I got the results, she asked me for my SS# and said the results were still being processed. Do you think I failed and she doesn't want to tell me over the phone? I took the PN Nclex and it cut off right at question "100", I talked to alot of people and noone says anything about cutting off at "100" its either 85 or 205, nothing like mine. I don't know what to think and I can't sleep, I feel sick to my stomach and have headaches everday. Can anyone give me some advice as to what they have heard. Thank in Advance,

Plenty of people pass with 100 questions. I will be keeping my fingers crossed for you!

Re: Feeling Horrible

Just think positive . Stressing yourself out is not going to help the situation. You have to keep yourself busy, so you dont constantly thinking about the exam result. I am sure you probably did great. Good Luck, I hope you pass.

Re: Feeling Horrible

Thanks for your reply, I was so worried because noone I know cut off at 100. I will let you know when I hear something.

Re: Feeling Horrible

The average NCLEX passer sees their computer end the test session after answering 87 to 120 questions.