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I took my test on the 18th and felt exactly how you felt. I shut off at 75 and didn't even make it out of the testing center before bursting into tears. I was like you and tried the PVT trick and got the good pop up and I officially got my quick results yesterday and passed! I know the people say that PVT isn't entirely accurate but for me and for a lot of others who tried the trick and got the "good" pop-up it has worked. So take a deep breathe and your results will be here soon! Good luck!
I just took NCLEX on 6/20/2015 and I took 80 questions and I the screen was shut off. I left the room after checking out and sat in my car and cried. I felt sick. I do not believe that having many SATA means anything and I got only about 7 and one ranking question. I did the PVT after 24 hours and got the "good" pop up. I am so nervous. Everybody I know that took it this month either had 75 or 265 questions. I don't know what to think.
It doesn't matter much if you got 76 or 264... once you meet a pass/fail rule, then you either pass or fail. 75 is the minimum and it pretty much never flips a status. If it's between 76 and 264, you can have a status flip happen. Once you hit 265, you trigger a different rule that doesn't grade pass/fail based on the past 60 questions.
The NCLEX questions (all types) are all scored according to difficulty. You can get zero, all, or any number of SATA questions and still pass or fail.
The only thing you can infer from getting 80 questions is that it took you 80 questions to trigger a pass/fail rule and stop the exam, of which 15 of those questions were experimental non-scored questions.
Egeolu1
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I just took NCLEX on 6/20/2015 and I took 80 questions and I the screen was shut off. I left the room after checking out and sat in my car and cried. I felt sick. I do not believe that having many SATA means anything and I got only about 7 and one ranking question. I did the PVT after 24 hours and got the "good" pop up. I am so nervous. Everybody I know that took it this month either had 75 or 265 questions. I don't know what to think.