NCLEX passing

You must pass all sections.

You must pass all sections.

I figured. Did you take it already? And passed all sections?

You must pass all sections.

Would you mind telling what you are basing this information off of? Not saying you are wrong or right.

You might find this website useful:

https://www.ncsbn.org/2630.htm

Please see the post made by RNsRWe. The link should provide you with aanswer to your question (s).

You might find this website useful:

https://www.ncsbn.org/2630.htm

Thanks! I read it all but it doesn't say if i have to pass all sections. It just said they need to determine that were safe new entry lvl nurse and our scores will be reviewed by them.

Please see the post made by RNsRWe. The link should provide you with aanswer to your question (s).

Unless I'm missing something, it does not specifically answer the OP's question. I'm interested in where you based your information. I have to reason that this link is not where you found said information.

It's my personal experience with nclex that was later confirmed through a link someone here had posted. I believed that link was what someone had provided me when I had the same question. seems like it's not from reading yall response.

"The NCLEX is not graded in sections - only overall performance on the exam determines your pass/fail status." From the ncsbn website. I was told by kaplan that you did not have to pass all sections

Unless I'm missing something, it does not specifically answer the OP's question. I'm interested in where you based your information. I have to reason that this link is not where you found said information.

I realize I'm jumping in here, and I did provide a link to the website you need to review for the answers, but here's the specific page:

https://www.ncsbn.org/1223.htm

While your exam is not graded in sections (as in 'section by section'), you must pass all eight testing areas in order to pass the exam. As it states on the referenced site, if you DON'T pass all eight sections/areas, you will receive a CPR that will indicate to you how you were fairing for each area: near passing, below passing, above passing standard, like that. The "overall" as opposed to "grading by sections" really just refers to how CAT testing works; a 95% certainty must be reached overall, but it is NOT a GRADE of 95%. It's a weird system, but there it is.

Since the exam is based on eight areas of nursing....and you must be above the passing standard for each of those eight areas....this should clear it up for you.

Does this help?

I realize I'm jumping in here, and I did provide a link to the website you need to review for the answers, but here's the specific page:

https://www.ncsbn.org/1223.htm

While your exam is not graded in sections (as in 'section by section'), you must pass all eight testing areas in order to pass the exam. As it states on the referenced site, if you DON'T pass all eight sections/areas, you will receive a CPR that will indicate to you how you were fairing for each area: near passing, below passing, above passing standard, like that. The "overall" as opposed to "grading by sections" really just refers to how CAT testing works; a 95% certainty must be reached overall, but it is NOT a GRADE of 95%. It's a weird system, but there it is.

Since the exam is based on eight areas of nursing....and you must be above the passing standard for each of those eight areas....this should clear it up for you.

Does this help?

Yes this is very helpful. Thank you.

"The NCLEX is not graded in sections - only overall performance on the exam determines your pass/fail status." From the ncsbn website. I was told by kaplan that you did not have to pass all sections

Thanks! That makes me feel better! Glad to know its done overall rather than by section. That would be horrible to get an above passing in all but one and have them fail for you for that.