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I took my NCLEX-RN this morning and the computer shut off at 75 questions. I really want opinions about my test. I had 0 SATA's, three med calcs, a ton of priority and teaching questions, 1 infection control, one put in order and a few med questions. Are teaching and priority questions a good sign??!!?? I am pretty sure I got two of my calculations wrong. Do I still have a chance of passing?? I'm so scared and nervous about waiting for two days until I find out. I don't think I could bear having 75 questions and failing.....PLEASE TELL ME WHAT YOU THINK :). I would appreciate it more than you know!

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of course you still can pass...SATAs are just a format...but sooo many people say if get alot then its a good sign...i know people that maybe had 1 or 2 and 8 calcs and passed v/s me i had 23 SATAs and 0 calcs but i am still waiting to find out....i would rather have no SATAs...youre so lucky!

i think they are testing more SATAs this year than last because the grads last year didnt have but maybe 7 or 8 at the most. maybe they didnt throw to many experimental questions in on you that were alt format.:specs:

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With my math calculations...I got between 4 and 5 and I'm pretty sure I only got one of those correct. I'm math phobic. If I did fail 4 of them, can I still pass?? I'm really scared. I was most scared about getting alot of calculations and then SATA. No SATA but too many calculations. I don't want those stupid calculations to have ruined my change of passing. Opinions??? I'm losing my mind!

The exam is so hard to predict, just try to relax and not think about it whilst waiting for your results. Good luck

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