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Anyone here who took the exam and stopped at a very high number and still passed?? :) I stopped at a high and random number which is 187. Idk if it's a bad sign :(

Anyone who can reply will surely help me with my anxiety :)

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Go to Pearson Nclex and try to re-register for the test. If it doesn't let you, saying that you "must contact the member board and that another registration can't be made at this time" you passed! :-D

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I had run out of time at 260 ! And still pass

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@ashleyrosesf i can't do it. I can't seem to make myself do the pearson trick haha don't have the guts and strength :(

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@blackroses really? But maybe it's different, because i did not run out of time. It really stopped at 187 :(

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Aside from waiting that's the only way! :-)

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Even though it's hard my recommendation is to do it. Knowing one way or the other is better than stressing and making yourself crazy about it. Remember - high levels of cortisol make you cushy and sick! ;-)

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It doesn't matter what number you stopped at!! the number means you were either at minimum competency to practice or you weren't going to make it to minimum competency. A person can pass at 75 or fail, pass or fail anywhere in between and at 265, my first time i had 265 questions and i failed, the second time i had 126 and failed!! Believe in yourself. . . do the pearson vue so you can stop stressing. If you passed congrats, if you failed pick yourself up and start studying again because you have 45 days!! :-) remember some of the best nurses don't pass on the first time, but it would be great if we could! I take mine at the end of July for the THIRD time and i am a nervous wreck and its not even test day yet.

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It doesn't matter what number you stopped at!! the number means you were either at minimum competency to practice or you weren't going to make it to minimum competency. A person can pass at 75 or fail, pass or fail anywhere in between and at 265, my first time i had 265 questions and i failed, the second time i had 126 and failed!! Believe in yourself. . . do the pearson vue so you can stop stressing. If you passed congrats, if you failed pick yourself up and start studying again because you have 45 days!! :-) remember some of the best nurses don't pass on the first time, but it would be great if we could! I take mine at the end of July for the THIRD time and i am a nervous wreck and its not even test day yet.

Great advice! Third times a charm! good luck to you :)

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Went on today . Had around 165 questions . Did the trick and it told me I couldn't register anymore!

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Congratulations you passed!!!

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Saw my results finally!!!!!! PASSED!!!!!!!

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