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.....and I know I failed!! I knew it fairly quickly although the computer turned off at 75 questions. I have always done very well on exams (I am not young) and have been a life long learner. But the exam was so

hard to pin down. I was getting 90% correct on the NCLEX 3000 c.d. but now feel these were easy compared to the exam. The person there told me it has recently changed, which I knew, but was not prepared for the level of difficulty.

Lots of prioritizing...only two very easy math questions and a half dozen med

questions. I admire anyone who passes.

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.....and I know I failed!! I knew it fairly quickly although the computer turned off at 75 questions. I have always done very well on exams (I am not young) and have been a life long learner. But the exam was so

hard to pin down. I was getting 90% correct on the NCLEX 3000 c.d. but now feel these were easy compared to the exam. The person there told me it has recently changed, which I knew, but was not prepared for the level of difficulty.

Lots of prioritizing...only two very easy math questions and a half dozen med

questions. I admire anyone who passes.

.....and I know I failed!! I knew it fairly quickly although the computer turned off at 75 questions. I have always done very well on exams (I am not young) and have been a life long learner. But the exam was so

hard to pin down. I was getting 90% correct on the NCLEX 3000 c.d. but now feel these were easy compared to the exam. The person there told me it has recently changed, which I knew, but was not prepared for the level of difficulty.

Lots of prioritizing...only two very easy math questions and a half dozen med

questions. I admire anyone who passes.

You will pass, don't worry. I heard that if you get a lot of prioritizing, you already on above passing standard.

.....and I know I failed!! I knew it fairly quickly although the computer turned off at 75 questions. I have always done very well on exams (I am not young) and have been a life long learner. But the exam was so

hard to pin down. I was getting 90% correct on the NCLEX 3000 c.d. but now feel these were easy compared to the exam. The person there told me it has recently changed, which I knew, but was not prepared for the level of difficulty.

Lots of prioritizing...only two very easy math questions and a half dozen med

questions. I admire anyone who passes.

You will pass, don't worry. I heard that if you get a lot of prioritizing, you already on above passing standard.

You will pass, don't worry. I heard that if you get a lot of prioritizing, you already on above passing standard.

I hadn't heard that but I was curious why you think you failed when it is fairly common knowledge that if it cuts off at 75 you passed

You will pass, don't worry. I heard that if you get a lot of prioritizing, you already on above passing standard.

I hadn't heard that but I was curious why you think you failed when it is fairly common knowledge that if it cuts off at 75 you passed

chances are good you passed. i also do well on tests and always have, yet left the NCLEX feeling like i had been ran over by a train. i felt like all my studying had been in vain since nothing was even close to the level of difficulty of those questions. i did pass and i was sure i had failed. try to relax until you get your results. positive vibes to you across the net...

chances are good you passed. i also do well on tests and always have, yet left the NCLEX feeling like i had been ran over by a train. i felt like all my studying had been in vain since nothing was even close to the level of difficulty of those questions. i did pass and i was sure i had failed. try to relax until you get your results. positive vibes to you across the net...

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