anyone here from the philippines....help please

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anybody here from the phils..please help...i just finished my nclex last sept 29 and i was really anxious about my result...»stopped at 265..and i was glad to know that a lot of our friends here in the forum were able to pass with the max number of questions...what i want to know is that do foreign nursing grads have the same chance as those educated in the states to pass at 265, i hope my fellow filipinos will find time to reply...tnx in advance

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anybody here from the phils..please help...i just finished my nclex last sept 29 and i was really anxious about my result...»stopped at 265..and i was glad to know that a lot of our friends here in the forum were able to pass with the max number of questions...what i want to know is that do foreign nursing grads have the same chance as those educated in the states to pass at 265, i hope my fellow filipinos will find time to reply...tnx in advance

Hi to you Hoping! I'm also here from the Philippines. I guess you can check that on NCSBN site as they have regular reports about percentage of test takers that has passed the exam. If i am not mistaken, those who are in the US has 85% passing, and we Filipinos has a passing rate of 43 to 45%.

Take care & God Bless!

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Mabuhay Kabayan!

Here's The Link Of The 22007 NCLEX Passing Rates By Candidate:

https://www.ncsbn.org/Table_of_Pass_Rates_2007.pdf

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thanks to those who replied.

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Specializes in Medical and general practice now LTC.

you have the same chance as anyone else to pass NCLEX the difference is when trained outside the US as training will differ.

Good luck

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hi!

i am also from the philippines but currently working in UK. it's only now that i have decided to take the nclex exam, i passed my phil board exam 1995. i think it's going to be harder for me this time to pass the nclex as nursing practice in UK is totally different from how we were trained in the philippines.

as i am reviewing nowadays, i will be very much dependent on books (saunders and kaplan) and i am waiting for Suzanne's plan. i cannot rely much on my nursing experience here. maybe other foreign nurses in UK will agree with me.

let us study hard. Good luck!

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