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Do you think I passed?

I have heard that there are many myths to tell rather are not you have pass the nclex-pn.

I just took my exam and the computer cut off at 85 questions. I had mostly priorty type questions and patient education questions. The questions were not that difficult but they were not easy either.

My question is what are some ways to tell rather are not I have passed. I know that many people say that there is no way , but I am interested in knowing what others have to say about how to tell if you passed. I am about to freak out waiting for my results ( because I stay in Mississippi and they do not have quick result) and decided to post this thread just for fun to help ease my nerves. So if you read this thread and know some ideas please share them . Thanks Kindly

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My mother in law took the test and her test cut off like that too. She passed...I hope that this helped your nerves!

the computer cuts off when it's convinced of how good/bad you are.

if you find the questions getting harder at the end, like prioirty quesitons, you might be doing good.

but don't worry now, it's not worth it.

It is awful having to wait for the results - I was totally freaked out waiting for mine. I found the best thing is to just try not to think about it. I tried to distract myself, I cleaned my house from top to bottom which helped. Hang in there, I'm sure you passed.

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