Re: NCLEX number of questions-clarification - ALL STUDENTS PLEASE READ

Hi nurses!!! Can somebody help me? I am planning to take the NCLEX for California. I already downloaded the application forms. I am just wondering about the social security number, I'm from the Philippines and I don't have one. Will I just leave the item blank since it is not applicable on my part? My other question is, where can I request for a confirmation card? I can't find it in the rn.ca.gov website.

Re: NCLEX number of questions-clarification - ALL STUDENTS PLEASE READ

Any idea where one can take NCLEX tuition. I got my BSN from India and had 2 yrs work experience.

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All Recent RN from PA.... Pl advice where to get NCLEX Tuition Centre in and around Pittsburgh. Like to appear the test during November 2006

Re: NCLEX number of questions-clarification - ALL STUDENTS PLEASE READ

Hi guys....you will get faster (and likely more accurate) responses if you post these messages in the International Nurses Forum here. This thread is on a different topic.

I'm sorry I can't help you, but that's why I suggested the change of forum!

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Ok folks really, we got to stop obsessing about the # of ?'s on the nclex, any # could go either way. I had 188 questions and passed last week and I just knew I had failed because I fed into the "75" question thing, relax people we know this stuff, nursing school made sure of that!

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OK, so, I just took my LPN state boards today at 4:00, and here is/are the problem(s):

1. I probably won't find out until Monday, meaning I have to sweat ALL WEEKEND!

2. I had to answer all 205 questions

Seriously, has anyone heard of people having to answer all ?s and passing?!?!?

Help!

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Can someone tell me what a "pilot" question is?

Re: NCLEX number of questions-clarification - ALL STUDENTS PLEASE READ

The original point of this thread was this:

People pass and fail at all different numbers of questions. No matter where your NCLEX cuts off question-wise, the odds of a pass are still in your favor.

A pilot (or unscored) question is one that does not actually count toward your exam. There are a significant number of those on every NCLEX. Those questions are being pretested to make sure that they're OK to use as real questions, basically.

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Does anyone ever find out on the weekend if they passed/failed? I tested on Friday and still am waiting for results. I had 76 questions for the NCLEX-RN.

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Hey everybody!!! Took the NCLEX-PN Thurs. evening.....found out yesterday that I PASSED!!!! And I had to answer all 205 questions!!!!!!!!