I think I failed!

[rafiki121]

Hey guys, so i have this theory which makes sense to me. Please tell me i'm just crazy. So when you get more then 75 questions it means you are borderline and the computer doesn't know if you know your stuff enough. Right? Now say you're at 100 and you know the 100th question you got was correct for a fact. Now the computer shuts off, that should i only mean you passed right? Why else would they shut it off. So now lets say you got that wrong wouldn't it mean that you failed? Because if you got #99 right why would they give you an extra question and if you got that extra question wrong, turn it off. Makes no sense. It must mean that you got #99 wrong they gave you another question and since you got 100th wrong then they shut you off. Well for me i got up to 155ish and i got that question wrong and it shut off. Please tell me i'm over thinking this.

Thank you

[RNsRWe, ASN, RN]

Sorry about not passing . Check your cpr to see your weak areas. I highly recommend Hurst Review. Their online access is great with teaching you the core content. Watch every video lecture and memorize the worksheets that follow along with each lecture. That is what helped me passed. You are going to have to work hard at it because the nclex remembers what it tested you on. I have full confidence Hurst will help you as long as you do exactly as Aunt Marlene suggests and put in 100% of the effort

The NCLEX is a brand new test every time it is taken. It does not "remember" a person from a previous testing experience, it does not pick up where it left off.

New day.....new exam. It does not have the power to recall the past.

Using the CPR as the foundation for a new study plan is crucial because the TESTER is the same, and therefore must do something different if he/she expects a different test outcome.