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by white525 Feb 11, '14 | 573 Views | 7 Comments

  1. 0 I took my boards today and I had all 205 questions, I can not sleep at all because I'm freaking out! So I got on here and started reading some stuff, I read about the "Pearson Vue Trick" and when I tried it, it let me go all the way to CC information. Does this mean I 100% failed? I am tore up....any advice is appreciated.
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  3. Visit RNinIN profile page
    #1 1
    Feb 11, '14 by RNinIN, BSN, RN
    My crystal ball is in the shop. Not to be too sarcastic, but really, none of us knows. Good luck though
  4. Visit SionainnRN profile page
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    Feb 11, '14 by SionainnRN
    Did you also read the 10,000,000 other nclex trick threads? This has been repeated ad nauseam. You'll find out officially in a couple days.

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  5. Visit janeybirdRN profile page
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    Feb 11, '14 by janeybirdRN
    It is not 100%. You can get false negative but not a false positive. Pay $7.95 for the quick results to know for sure. Good luck.
  6. Visit Silverdragon102 profile page
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    Feb 11, '14 by Silverdragon102, RN Admin
    Moved to the NCLEX forum
  7. Visit Lordswill profile page
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    Feb 11, '14 by Lordswill
    I have heard the cc page could be either or. Keep your hopes up. Good luck to you either way!!!!!!
  8. Visit ChazzW profile page
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    Feb 11, '14 by ChazzW
    white525, going to cc more than likely means you failed. I do not like to give false hope. I went to cc page before & I thought maybe I still passed & will see with quick results. I failed that time. Thus, accept the failure now (cry, be mad, get your feelings out, etc.). Then, re-group & re-attack your study session & be honest with yourself. Did you have anxiety that clouded your critical thinking, did you have a hard time understanding the questions or were you lacking core content nursing knowledge? Once you determined what affected you in a negative way to pass, then set-up a study session that is different from the last time & do the future NCLEX EXam in another testing facility.

    I am so sorry you will have to go through this, but you can defeat this exam in the future. Much success.
  9. Visit Esme12 profile page
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    Feb 11, '14 by Esme12, ASN, BSN, RN Senior Moderator
    threads merged as per the TOS
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