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Failed NCLEX 75, Passed at 76

I just waned to write a message to those who are struggling with the NCLEX. I struggled during nursing school a lot, so studied for the test for a long time before feeling so what ready to take it and still failed at 75. My CPR was not above passing for any categories. Everyone says if u fail at 75 it basically means you have no hope. I did not give up. I did a lot of practice questions and took it again. This time I stopped at 76 and was so worried. I was freaking out for the 48 hours waiting for my results, but I paid the $8 and saw the PASS words.

So, just because you fail at 75 does not mean you can't pass. You can do it too!

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    Congratulations! That's awesome that you did not give up! May i ask what you did differently the second time you took the test?

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    I took my exam yesterday it stopped at 190 something I had about 30 SATA or more l am currently freaking out. Congrats on your Success I wish more success in future.

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    Thank you. The second time around I focused all my attention on practice questions. I probably did 150-200 a day. I would read all the rationales, even if I got the question correct. I also would look up videos on disease that I would come across that I did not remember. I did the Saunders questions and the LaCarity questions. It was all very helpful.

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    And good luck ashake. I'm sure you did great! I know it is horrible waiting for your results, but keep your head up. Do things to distract yourself!

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    When I took it in 2012 I stopped at 85 and thought i failed.

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