NCLEX New trick or treat:/

[peekabust]

Hello guys,

So i took my NCLEX and finished with 75 questions.. I came out of the text 100%confident that i didn't pass. The questions were all content based and over 20 SATA..I was so frustrated that not one question resembled what I had prepared for via Kaplan.. I will confess that I took almost 5 months post RN graduation to take it. I tried the PVT soon after my test and I stopped after i enter my cc info and pressed submit. It didn't give me the pass "pop up", so I didn't continue with the transaction bc I didn't want to be charged the $200. Besides, I can wait for my fail notification in the mail.....Study study that content guys..Very important.

Good luck to all.

[RNsRWe, ASN, RN]

Once you submit your credit card information, you HAVE completed the transaction.

Your exam is scored TWICE: if you submit financial authorization after the first scoring, but BEFORE the second....your ability to pay again only relates to how the first scoring went. You might be considered a 'pass' or 'fail' after the first scoring; many people are on that wobbly line.

Your exam is scored a SECOND time at some point during those first 24 hours after completion of the exam. Only after the SECOND scoring is complete does any 'trick' have any relationship to what actually happened, your probable results.

[UmmIbrahim]

Dont go by PersonVue anymore...it may not be accurate...I tried it, thought I failed but still found out 2 days later I had passed. I took mine 5 months after I graduated too (My summer was crazy) and I studied my rump off and id say most of what I studied was NOT anywhere on the Nclex...I also had 75 questions and when I left I was ballin'...I failed, I was depressed for 2 days...I failed. But, thankfully...no I ended up passing. So...be patient...probably tomorrow check your BON...hopefully your passed.