NCLEX June 2020, 60 questions

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I had my NCLEX taken yesterday (05/06/20). I finished at 60 for an hour. I find it difficult probably because I only studied and reviewed for five days and U-World was the only learning resource I have. I have not had sufficient time for study as I am working full time at the same time and everyone knows how heavy the workload is these days due to the pandemic. Apart from the rationales in U-World, I also based my answers from the residual knowledge I gained during university which was years ago and from my clinical experiences and exposures. Now, I am extremely anxious waiting for the result. Although I am not expecting anything, I tried the PV trick yesterday and I received a good pop up. Does it still work though?

9 hours ago, JEMIK said:

UWorld is extremely helpful. That is the only thing I utilised for the NCLEX.

The rationales are clear and concise. And they do have explanations to each option why and why is this not the answer. I am sure you will do great.

Goodluck on your exam ?

Any tips what were u scoring? I’m so nervous

5 hours ago, angelsare44 said:

I took my exam Saturday. Finished in 60 questions in an hour, got the good pop up with the PVT and found out yesterday I passed! You got this!

What do you recommend any tips

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On 6/9/2020 at 7:35 AM, JEMIK said:

Congratulations! The good pop up is real. ?

So...did u pass?

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16 hours ago, sleepwalker said:

So...did u pass?

Yeah. I did. Received the result on a Sunday. ?

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Please, is it possible for a foreign student who hasn’t practiced nursing for 4 years to apply for the NCLEX exam, if yes can u suggests some states in America that will accept me.

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11 hours ago, JEMIK said:

Yeah. I did. Received the result on a Sunday. ?

CONGRATS!!?

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Hi, I am about to take my NCLEX on Wednesday. can you explain the "good pop up" and how soon you checked, what the steps were? -sincerely, anxious nursing grad

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38 minutes ago, coffelovernurse said:

Hi, I am about to take my NCLEX on Wednesday. can you explain the "good pop up" and how soon you checked, what the steps were? -sincerely, anxious nursing grad

If you try to register for a test (change the expiration date of the card to avoid getting charges), a bad pop up is something along the lines of problem with the card used. The “good” pop up tells you you’re already scheduled for the exam. I hope this helps! I take my NCLEX Thursday ?

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8 hours ago, Emily32799 said:

If you try to register for a test (change the expiration date of the card to avoid getting charges), a bad pop up is something along the lines of problem with the card used. The “good” pop up tells you you’re already scheduled for the exam. I hope this helps! I take my NCLEX Thursday ?

thank you, it does!! best of luck to you as well ?

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10 hours ago, coffelovernurse said:

Hi, I am about to take my NCLEX on Wednesday. can you explain the "good pop up" and how soon you checked, what the steps were? -sincerely, anxious nursing grad

After the exam, you will receive an email that says "Now that you've completed the exam...". And you will have to wait for about 2 hours from the time you received that before you can try the PV trick.

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On 6/11/2020 at 3:39 AM, Nwokedi24 said:

Please, is it possible for a foreign student who hasn’t practiced nursing for 4 years to apply for the NCLEX exam, if yes can u suggests some states in America that will accept me.

Are you a student or a former practicing nurse?

If you are a student who has never been licensed, Your first step would be to pick a state in which you plan to live and contact that state’s Board of Nursing to find out what the requirements are for foreign nursing students wishing to receive licensure stateside. I know you’ll be asked to complete an application and have official transcripts sent in. You can also look up the requirements for each state online. This should get you started in the right direction.

Keep in mind that if you are a former practicing nurse, you may be required to take a refresher course and do preceptorship hours since you haven’t worked as a nurse in 4 years if all of your clearance check out. The BON will have all of those answers, though.

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On 6/10/2020 at 10:15 PM, JEMIK said:

Yeah. I did. Received the result on a Sunday. ?

CONGRATS!

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23 hours ago, BSNbeDONE said:

Are you a student or a former practicing nurse?

If you are a student who has never been licensed, Your first step would be to pick a state in which you plan to live and contact that state’s Board of Nursing to find out what the requirements are for foreign nursing students wishing to receive licensure stateside. I know you’ll be asked to complete an application and have official transcripts sent in. You can also look up the requirements for each state online. This should get you started in the right direction.

Keep in mind that if you are a former practicing nurse, you may be required to take a refresher course and do preceptorship hours since you haven’t worked as a nurse in 4 years if all of your clearance check out. The BON will have all of those answers, though.

So do u know any states in america that do not mind me to not have practiced nursing for almost for years, and will let me sit for the NCLEX exam.yes I am a practicing nurse I worked in my country as a nurse for more than 10years but since I came to america I haven’t be able to practice for some while due to my accident,but I am ready.

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