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did i fail the nclex today?

So, I took the nclex today and let me tell you I think I failed and I never feel that way about any test I've taken. I had about 245 questions! I felt good about some, then some I just didn't know. I studied almost 1,000 questions before hand and felt pretty confident I would feel good after the test, and no way did I feel that way. Has any one out there gotten that many questions and passed?

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    did you try the pearsonvue trick?

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    No, i read that doesn't work. OH jesus I don't wanna even try that!

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    Actually, it does. If anything it will give you an answer.

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    My clinical group all have tried the trick..and it was correct! Good luck to you! P.S I passed with the full amount of questions.

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    try the pearson vue trick. it could put your nerves at ease :)

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    Only like a 11000 + thread that states it does,lol

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    I took the LPN and RN nclex and didn't think I passed either. And I did pass. I don't know anyone that has actually left that test thinking they passed - so your feeling is normal. Also number of questions has no bearing. Let us know when you find out! :) Pearson trick worked for me too.

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    I had 253 questions and passed! Go ahead, try the trick.

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    I felt the same way last year.....I had 245 questions too....came home and cried for hours. I am sure you will be fine. U will find out the result in two days

    Good luck!!

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    What does the Pearson Vue trick mean? I'm still a pre-nursing student and thought I'd ask since it might benefit me once it's time to take the NCLEX test. Thank you and good luck to you. I'm sure everyone feels just as nervous.

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