I PASSED!!!!

:ancong!::ancong!::clpty::clpty:

congratulations...

what was review strategy? I'll be taking mine a month from now..yep!!!It's April!! with all that increase percentage of passing..And I feel my brains pooping out!!!!

I used Saunders 4th edition and Kaplan review.

I also passed, Test today and my results were already on the BON, I recieved an email about 4hrs after my exam with my license number also posted all in one day........Still hasn't quite sunk in though!!!!!!! But I did do the PVT when I came home and it did not let me register so I already knew I passed!!!!!*wine:dncgbby::ancong!::anpom::anpom::anpom::anpom:

I also passed, Test today and my results were already on the BON, I recieved an email about 4hrs after my exam with my license number also posted all in one day........Still hasn't quite sunk in though!!!!!!! But I did do the PVT when I came home and it did not let me register so I already knew I passed!!!!!*wine:dncgbby::ancong!::anpom::anpom::anpom::anpom:

Congrats as well!!!!

Hi to all my future colleagues! I saw my name on the screen thank GOD I passed the nclex rn!!! yipeeeh:yeah:

Im sooo happy :). if i did it for sure u could also do it! God is good & amazing..continue studying continue doing your part then leave all your worries to HIM. He knows your sacrifices, your effort & He knows what's in your heart. He'll give you the desire of your heart:redbeathe in due time. keep your faith & hope alive:up:. Googluck to all!

The trick works i pass!!!!!!!i believe in the trick 100% now!

hello nurse shanta,

congratulations!...

i was just wondering how many questions you had on the exam?

to all new rns. congratulations! ..kindly post how many questions you had on the exam and what state you had the exam. i would appreciate your reply. thanks!:):):)

to all new rns. congratulations! ..kindly post how many questions you had on the exam and what state you had the exam. i would appreciate your reply. thanks!:):):)

it is a national exam therefore doesn't matter where you take the exam the questions all come from the same pot. also everyone's exam is different as are the number of questions they get, just remember adequate preparation and remember you can get between minimum (75 or 85 depending whether rn or pn) to maximum (265 or 205) and pass or fail with any number. if you trained in the us then the pass rate is higher than a international trained nurse

thank you:). i stop at 125. i had 6-7 SATA, 2 drug computations, they gave me a lot of drugs (different meds.) & prioritization. it was hard i was a little nervous but i jst kept going even im not sure w/ my answers. i focus on the test rather than my feelings. i prayed alot during the test & it was very helpful to me it made me calm & think well. goodluck to you:up:

silverdragon : "If you trained in the US then the pass rate is higher than a International trained nurse," does that mean the questions are more harder for international students who got their degree abroad? Nclex or pearsonvue actually gives a harder set of questions?

or is it generally speaking that the passing rate is lower for international trained students.

I'm taking this exam the 2nd time and if nclex know's i studied abroad. I have a extra barrier to break down cuz I didnt study here in the states?

silverdragon : "If you trained in the US then the pass rate is higher than a International trained nurse," does that mean the questions are more harder for international students who got their degree abroad? Nclex or pearsonvue actually gives a harder set of questions?

or is it generally speaking that the passing rate is lower for international trained students.

I'm taking this exam the 2nd time and if nclex know's i studied abroad. I have a extra barrier to break down cuz I didnt study here in the states?

No it doesn't mean the questions are harder for International nurses. If you train in the US then generally your nursing school will prepare you for the NCLEX in the same way a nursing school in Canada will prepare the Canadian student for the CRNE. The pass rate is the same for US and International nurse as the questions all come from the same pot it generally the International nurse isn't prepared for the NCLEX and stats prove that currently a foreign trained nurse has a 42% chance of passing first time compared to a US trained nurse who has a 88% chance on passing first time.

https://www.ncsbn.org/Table_of_Pass_Rates_2009.pdf

Im happy 4u! it does pay off your hard work and dedication, now relax! the harder part hasnt even begun yet!

be the best, do it once and do it right! :ancong!: