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If you got the good pop up I would not worry. It's a tried and true phenomenon that worked for me and many others. What people do not understand is that it's not the number of Qs to "pass" the test, it is when the computer can determine a band of confidence within 95% certainty that you are a minimally competent practitioner (whether it is 75 or 265 Qs). In reality, the number of Qs is just the amount of time you're taking to prove your competency to the system.
Officially saw my results! RN right over here! I was skeptical about the PVT trick, but it works! As for studying I used ATI and Saunders. I also bought a Kaplan question book just to cover myself. The Kaplan Q&A book was okay. I liked the questions, but the rationales were so simple and did not go into depth. I would say Saunders was the best Q&A book/study guide I used. The questions were extremly similar to NCLEX and the rationales were awesome! ATI was extremly helpful with determining the content you were weak in, the rationales though werent that great.
m_diaz189
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Today 7/10/13 I took the NCLEX-RN and I'm totally freaking out! My computer shut off at 108 questions! Such a random number! I have no idea if that is good or bad, but I'm praying for good. Ahh omg.