Nurses General Nursing
Published Oct 8, 2000
TEETEEGRAY
10 Posts
TOOK LPN NCLEX AND COMPUTER CUT OFF AT 85, ARE THERE ANY STATISTICS SAYING WHETHER I PASS OR FAIL WITH THE COMPUTER CUTTING OF AT 85? PLEASE HELP, IT WILL BE TWO WEEKS BEFORE I GET RESULTS.
USA987, MSN, RN, NP
824 Posts
Hi there,
I rememer seeing some statistics in the bulletin that they send you with your authorization to test. I can't remember what they were, but I thought it was something like 82% with an 85 pass the test. My computer also shut off with an 85 and I passed. Good luck to you!
[This message has been edited by USA987 (edited October 09, 2000).]
NikkiN
4 Posts
well if it's anything like the RN exam either you did really well or you totally failed - the computer would have kept giving you more questions to test your competency...how do you think you did?
[This message has been edited by NikkiN (edited October 08, 2000).]
cargal
411 Posts
My classmate who was historically a poor test taker took the whole 3? hours. Mine shut off at 85 and I was a good test taker and even though I was confident, I felt that there are basically two wrong answers, a med to right answer then classic right answers and they are looking for very bottomline unsafe practicioners-very hard to do if you used elimination and critical thinking. Good Luck!
I FEEL LIKE I DONE WELL, IT WAS SOME QUESTIONS ON THERE THAT I HAD TO GUESS AT, I HAD SOME ON HINDU,CATHOLIC, AND JEWISH ALL ABOUT THEIR DIET AND DEATH BELIEFS, I REALLY DID NOT HAVE ALOT OF ONE THING, SOME PT. TEACHING.I JUST DO NOT KNOW,SOMETIMES I FEEL LIKE I PASSED IT AND SOMETIMES I FEEL AS IF I FAILED, SO I GUESS THAT I WILL FIND OUT IN TWO WEEKS. THANKS FOR RESPONDING!
NurseMom
21 Posts
I took the boards in MA 5 years ago. My computer shut off after 75 questions, and I passed. The majority of the other graduates I know who took the boards also had their computers shut off after 75 questions and they passed. The only fails I heard of took 3-plus hours of questions.
Good Luck!
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