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I took the NCLEX RN today. It cut me off at question 76. I thought I did good. But I tried the PVT....no pop up. It lets me register for the new test. Meaning I failed. Im so.....
don't lose your hope.....big hug for u....same things happen with me also i shut down at 75 questions with 9 SATA n i felt gud.us didn't....n now i am preparing for next exam...n will retake in june....so dear don't lose yr hope keep faith in god n yourself ....god is always with us n next time we will do it....
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OP....:hug: I am sooo sorry. It is so disappointing. Allow yourself one whole weekend to wallow in self pity and be depressed and indulge in adult beverages. Then you kick yourself in your butt and start preparing for the next test.
Good Luck!!!
I took the NCLEX RN today. It cut me off at question 76. I thought I did good. But I tried the PVT....no pop up. It lets me register for the new test. Meaning I failed. Im so.....
I just took my NCLEX RN today again for the fourth time and no pop up. I got hit with all 265 questions and it took me 5 hours. I am really at a loss for what to do next. This time was the only time I ever exceeded 75 questions, so I had to have done something right. I'm very discouraged, and graduated a year ago and have nothing to show for it. Bottom line, I know how you feel and its crappy
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The Hurst Review is worth every penny. I absolutely loved it, it's very content based and I think it helped a lot. I listened to it in the car whenever I drove. I also did every question that I could get my hands on for practice. We had access to ATI, but I didn't read the books, only did the questions. There's a pretty cheap ATI app for the smart phone that I used to practice at odd moments. Good luck!