More right than wrong??

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I have a Hurst review book and they keep saying al you have to do to pass NCLEX is to have more right than wrong. Obviously. But does anyone know if there is a certain percentage needed before they cut you off?

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Specializes in Complex pedi to LTC/SA & now a manager.

It's not that simple, such as get 51% right and you pass. The exam is a computer adaptive test and there is more involved than simple more right than wrong.

Try reading these two articles by one of the AllNurses.com staff member TheCommuter that do a wonderful job of explaining how the NCLEX works:

How the NCLEX Works Part I: Computer Adaptive Testing

How the NCLEX Works Part II: What to Expect at the Testing Center

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