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Failed NCLEX

I took my NCLEX yesterday and got shut down at 75 questions and 15 special research questions with 30 SATAs, 3 drag and drops, and 2 math cals. What are my chances of failing NCLEX for the first time? I came out feeling like a complete failure. I knew absolutely nothing on the exam. I even used all of UWorld testbank and self assessment and utilize the entire content of HURST. Did anyone feel that way when they came out? I felt like the NCLEX was a completely different ballgame from everything I studied. I tried the pvt and it gave me the good pop up, but I think it's too early to really know because my results are not available yet. I don't know my results until tomorrow, but can someone please pray for me and give me reassurance??

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When the test stops at 75 questions means you either did very well or very poorly. If you did very well in school, it is very unlikely that an A/B student would perform so poorly that the computer would not continue to give questions beyond 75.

I agree with the above. I cried the entire way home. I passed, 75 questions! It’s okay. Just stay as calm as you can.

Yep, the exam is designed to make you feel like you aren't doing well. That's its nature.

Mine shut off at 75 and I wasn't feeling great about how it was going so far, but I did my best on each question because that's all we can do. I knew at that moment (deep down) that I must have passed, because there's no way I did so badly that it wouldn't have given me more opportunity to prove myself.

Yep, I passed. It's over. ? And I couldn't tell you how many I had of what type of question. And I couldn't even tell you what questions I had, to he honest. It's all a blur. Lol. But it's over. I have my license. And that's what matters.

Come back and give us an update!

Most likely you passed if you got a good pop up with 75 qns on the test. Come back and give us update!

I am pretty sure you passed Congratulations... 75 question shut down is a golden ticket sign. Good Luck in your nursing career.

You passed.

I also got 75 questions. I only had 2-3 SATA'S and I know the conventional wisdom is that you need tons of SATA's to feel that you passed or whatever, but I got what I considered to be a lot of low level questions (side effects of lasix, expected electrolyte imbalances after long bouts of n/v/d) and I passed! I also remember feeling totally thrown by the test, because it was so extremely different from what I used for prep, but it turned out okay in the end! I'm sure you are fine :)

Do not get discouraged, I took mine multiple times as well in 2013. Now I am working in ICU and everytime I look back and think about my NCLEX failures, it taught me to never ever give up!!!!

pm me your gmail address if u have, I have some review materials that I can share to you online.

Do not get discouraged, I took mine multiple times as well in 2013. Now I am working in ICU and everytime I look back and think about my NCLEX failures, it taught me to never ever give up!!!!

pm me your gmail address if u have, I have some review materials that I can share to you online.

read my thread here....

Yes, I did! I’ve been a nurse now for 5 yrs ? I work in the ICU ?

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