Nursing Students NCLEX
Published Sep 3, 2006
anyone? :wink2:
EricJRN, MSN, RN
1 Article; 6,683 Posts
Kathy,
Keep in mind that both passers and failers tend to only get around 50% correct. That's why we always advise students never to go back and look up answers in their textbooks. You can miss a LOT of questions and it doesn't mean that you failed.
I'm glad you made it. Congratulations.
DolphinRN84, MSN, RN, APRN, NP
1,326 Posts
Congratulations! :)
LaceyRN
633 Posts
Is the NCLEX only pass/fail or is there a "score" given?
It's pass/fail. Check out this sticky for more info:
https://allnurses.com/forums/f197/waiting-nclex-results-read-here-first-174503.html
shannonibellen
25 Posts
I took my exam this am and I also had 75 questions...I did feel confident but after reading all these posts I am not so sure. I wish you luck!
Shannon~
I took my exam this am and I also had 75 questions...I did feel confident but after reading all these posts I am not so sure. I wish you luck!Shannon~
You have reason to be confident. Historically, around 85% of US-educated first-timers pass the NCLEX. The point we're making on this thread is that the pass/fail result cannot be divined from the number of questions.
cheeca
42 Posts
Yes I failed twice at 75 questions
RebeccaJeanRN
274 Posts
Congratulations- for you & anyone else who's test shut off at 75 questions, you may be in interested in answering the survey I saw which is being conducted on this website. Its tabulating percent who passed or failed at 75. If so, its at this thread in the NCLEX forum:
75 Questions on NCLEX, pass or fail?
I passed yippy yippy!!!! Finally, life can begin again!
:smiley_aa Congratulations !!!
RNKay31
960 Posts
Congratulations:biggringi :biggringi :biggringi
Congratulations! :balloons: