I just took my nclex today..

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I wasn't nervous about taking it.. the only thing running through my mind is FINALLY I will get it over with. Some where in the middle of the test, I started to think when this will all end. I ended up some where around 150-160 questions.. and shortly I realized OMG, I think I'm failing.. I had some questions that were repeating.. and at the end, a lot of priority questions.. THIS ABSOLUTELY SUCKS..

I'm not sure how I should go about this... I'm already getting prepared if I fail.. which review classes are available near my area... I had gotten high scores through out nursing school, but now I have nothing but doubt.. What should I expect? Can some one give me some pointers? Or direct me to a cliff? :o

I apologize for the over-dramaticism.. I am sort of relieved that taking the test is over an done with.. Now, I'm just worried that I might have to take it again.. it can be such a damper on self-esteem as well as the bank acct. :uhoh3:

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Specializes in Med-Surg.

Hang in there and wait for the results. Do something for yourself, rent a funny movie, anything to get your mind off of it breifly. Good luck.

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Best of luck! Many people feel very unsure of themselves after the NCLEX. The structure of the test (both passers and failers generally get ~50%) sets us up for that. Let us know how it goes.

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I felt relieved a little bit reading this forum. I just took my test yesterday & was that impatient to wait for the result. I've been checking the nursing board sites & can't find my name. This is my first time to take the test for LVN/LPN considering I was an RN-BSN graduate. I took the RN test few months ago but failed it but I was ready for the failure coz I wasn't really serious in my study. It shut off at 75. But yesterday, I was really surprised w/ my test. It was even harder than my RN test. I got a lot of "Select All that Apply" questions; pharma;psyche,prioritization, infection (precautions) & lab tests. I was so disappointed coz I focused so much on med-surg. I thought I was well prepared. I was really taking my time answering the questions, reading the question & option so many times just to conclude the best answer but it was really hard. I finished 85 questions but, w/ my experience on my RN test, I'm stressed to waiting,moreover, weekends are not counted. I was just praying so hard & still not losing hope despite my failure w/ my RN test before. I can't seem to wait to work in the health care environment. Wish me luck. Thanks!:nurse:

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I felt relieved a little bit reading this forum. I just took my test yesterday & was that impatient to wait for the result. I've been checking the nursing board sites & can't find my name. This is my first time to take the test for LVN/LPN considering I was an RN-BSN graduate. I took the RN test few months ago but failed it but I was ready for the failure coz I wasn't really serious in my study. It shut off at 75. But yesterday, I was really surprised w/ my test. It was even harder than my RN test. I got a lot of "Select All that Apply" questions; pharma;psyche,prioritization, infection (precautions) & lab tests. I was so disappointed coz I focused so much on med-surg. I thought I was well prepared. I was really taking my time answering the questions, reading the question & option so many times just to conclude the best answer but it was really hard. I finished 85 questions but, w/ my experience on my RN test, I'm stressed to waiting,moreover, weekends are not counted. I was just praying so hard & still not losing hope despite my failure w/ my RN test before. I can't seem to wait to work in the health care environment. Wish me luck. Thanks!:nurse:

it sounds so much like my exam, i had a bunch of select all that apply, a lot of infection control, tons of pharm, couple on diets, proper positioning, lab values, prioritization, i finished with 85 questions (thank goodness) altho i was asking for more questions when it shut off because i felt like i didnt knew any of the answers. Waiting is the hardest part, esp. here in CA, i had to wait over 2 weeks to get my result.

Good Luck to you!!!

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I felt relieved a little bit reading this forum. I just took my test yesterday & was that impatient to wait for the result. I've been checking the nursing board sites & can't find my name. This is my first time to take the test for LVN/LPN considering I was an RN-BSN graduate. I took the RN test few months ago but failed it but I was ready for the failure coz I wasn't really serious in my study. It shut off at 75. But yesterday, I was really surprised w/ my test. It was even harder than my RN test. I got a lot of "Select All that Apply" questions; pharma;psyche,prioritization, infection (precautions) & lab tests. I was so disappointed coz I focused so much on med-surg. I thought I was well prepared. I was really taking my time answering the questions, reading the question & option so many times just to conclude the best answer but it was really hard. I finished 85 questions but, w/ my experience on my RN test, I'm stressed to waiting,moreover, weekends are not counted. I was just praying so hard & still not losing hope despite my failure w/ my RN test before. I can't seem to wait to work in the health care environment. Wish me luck. Thanks!:nurse:

Good luck to you !! I truly hope you passed... this waiting part can be such drag

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