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Just finished test for second time, 265 q's

I got 265 last time and failed. I got 265 this time again. I know of 6 people that got 265, 3 passed and 3 failed.

Well, this test went much better. I felt very confident, but now I'm unsure because 265 is right on the bubble. I think if I'd have passed for sure, it would've shut off sooner. I just don't know what to think now. I'm really confused and scared. :chair:

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Good luck.

Good Luck I too took my test for the 2nd time and got 265 questions. I still don't know if I passed or failed. I felt alot better the 2nd time. When I finished my gut feeling was that I had passed but as the days went by I started feeling bad thinking back. I still feel that I passed and you did too.

I just found out that I failed my NCLEX-Rn examination. It's very stressful because now I don't know how to study for my second attempt to retest. I used the kaplan online review course and was sure I passed but I didn't. Now, I have no direction in studying a second time.

Can someone give me advice on how to study a second time using the same Kaplan review or do you recommend another NCLEX review? Please I need help in studying strategies.

Sincere thanks,

dollface

Listen: I took the NCLEX-RN a few weeks ago and had 265 questions. I was sure I failed, but I didn't! I passed. My advise is a combo. of things. Know your basics, have a good review book (i.e. Saunders), do the Kaplan Q Bank and have a study plan. For ex. that you'll study 1 or 2 hrs a day. That you'll give yourself 3 mo's to prepare. That you'll keep the day before the test free -- so you can unwind and try to focus on something else. Like shopping, etc. Then listen to some inspirational music that gets you "reved up" and walk in there that day prepared to "kick butt". And don't forget, pray to God!

;)

I just found out that I failed my NCLEX-Rn examination. It's very stressful because now I don't know how to study for my second attempt to retest. I used the kaplan online review course and was sure I passed but I didn't. Now, I have no direction in studying a second time.

Can someone give me advice on how to study a second time using the same Kaplan review or do you recommend another NCLEX review? Please I need help in studying strategies.

Sincere thanks,

dollface[/quote

Sorry for that!!!!But u know what,ur still lucky u found this site.At least by now ur getting some ideas that would help u as u take the NCLEX again.I don't know if you heard of it,but try doing Suzanne's tip.A lot from here have tried doing her study plan and passed.It might help you.

I got 265 first time and I fail, my second time I got 75 and pass, the number of questions means nothing, all the best to you

don't feel bad the same thing happened to me today. I just know I failed. I can't sleep or eat. thinkinh 265 failed the first then the second time aroung I got 265 questions and don't know for sure. I felt better this time. I don't understand how I keep getting 265 questions does that computer notlike me.

Wishing you guys all the best.

I got 265 last time and failed. I got 265 this time again. I know of 6 people that got 265, 3 passed and 3 failed.

Well, this test went much better. I felt very confident, but now I'm unsure because 265 is right on the bubble. I think if I'd have passed for sure, it would've shut off sooner. I just don't know what to think now. I'm really confused and scared. :chair:

GOOD LUCK

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