Updated: Feb 18, 2020 Published Jun 2, 2016
PSALM139
2 Posts
I just took my first q review from Hurst. It was 125 questions and they say you should be getting a 84/125. My score was a 62/125. I'm upset and discouraged! I plan on review I all the rationale but I take my NCLEX very soon.
TheCommuter, BSN, RN
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qrkid
80 Posts
Calm down.
Hurst do not say you should get 84/125. That is the median score of of people who pass the nclex. A median number is the number in the middle of a range, so there are a number of people who scored more than 84 and an number that are below 84. I do not know their upper and lower limits but basically people scored from 70 - 100 and passed nclex.
Just keep going over the rationales. You still have 5 Hurst q reviews to practice on.
Good luck.
__patiently_waiting
603 Posts
I am doing Hurst and just finished my 3rd Q Review. I got 72/125. The highest I've gotten so far is 75/125 with the first one being 66/125. I'm not sure whether that's good or bad but I plan to continue reviewing on my weak areas as much as possible.
JJM245
50 Posts
I just did my first q-review and I got 68/125 I find their q-reviews are nothing like the book I spent so much time studying! My average on uworld is 72% which is considered 'good'... But I'm still worried!!
Just to follow up on my earlier post about not stressing if you are not getting 84 or higher.
I did 4 Hurst q-review's. Scores were 71, 81, 74 and 80. That was literally all the studying I did. Just got my 48hr result and I passed on 75 questions.
Did you feel like the hurst questions were similar to the real NCLEX questions? I am used to the Kaplan style question but hurst questions just seem a little different to me.
PSALM139 said:Did you feel like the hurst questions were similar to the real NCLEX questions? I am used to the Kaplan style question but hurst questions just seem a little different to me.
The questions I got were similar to Hurst. Hurst had a few unexpected ones like where the answer was popcorn for a high fiber food. That is not wrong but I did not expect such out there stuff. Hurst did teach me to really match the answers with the question. Eg. What intervention would you do if patient has Hep A. Options were A) Wear gloves when handling blood and body fluids B) Wear gloves when removing the patients bedpan C) Wear gown and mask D) Make sure patients door is closed at all times.
I mean you are always going to wear gloves when handling blood/body fluids as well as when picking up a bedpan. The answer is wearing gloves with the bed pan b/c Hep A is transmitted via fecal Oral even though you really also want to say gloves with blood. Always pick the answer that relates to the question. Hurst got me thinking that way.
Sprikitik
27 Posts
Did you pass?
justdesserts
22 Posts
My Scores were as follows: 63/125, 73/125, 81/125, 69/125, 79/125, 78/125
I passed the NCLEX-RN with 75 questions on my first try. Don't feel discouraged. I feel that the "mean score" they expect you to hit (84/125) is ridiculously over-estimated. Read the rationales, understand why you got the question wrong, and keep reviewing. I feel that if you hit above 60%, you should be fine.
I passed the NCLEX-RN with 75 questions on my first try. Don't feel discouraged. I feel that the "mean score" they expect you to hit (86/125) is ridiculously over-estimated. Read the rationales, understand why you got the question wrong, and keep reviewing. I feel that if you hit above 60%, you should be fine.
dukerican
do u think the scores like 69,71,70 and 63
are good enough to pass nclex