NCLEX QUESTION

That is undetermined if your talking about the NCLEX. If your talking about a review course related to the NCLEX, I was always told at least a 70% or better.

I heard the same thing in regard to review course books but someone told me that the NCLEX requires a 52percent or higher to pass.. not to sure if thats true?

Nope.

The score you need to get, and WILL get is 50%.

The level at which you get 50% right is what determines if you pass or not...

I would suggest a good read in the NCSBN website https://www.ncsbn.org/1200.htm

if you are getting easy questions it means you are failing?

Are you sure? We have had members post they got what they felt was easy questions and that they failed when in fact they passed. They may be easy because you know the answer.

Are you sure? We have had members post they got what they felt was easy questions and that they failed when in fact they passed. They may be easy because you know the answer.

oh my! when i was reading the question, i thought it was easy but when i am about to choose the answer it became hard! i can eliminate atleast 2 but i was really having difficulty choosing between the other 2.. sigh!

I found it easy to eliminate 2 of the questions. The remaining ones you need to look and assess. Use tools like ABC, Maslow etc

Just found out that I passed the nclex test that I thought failed miserably! Here's what I ended up getting on 2 different NCLEX softwares.

Saunder's NCLEX -RN 4ed.

68/100

68/100

65/100

71/100

Kaplan's Question Trainer

test1 60%

test2 61%

test3 54%

test4 64%

test5 63%

test6 63%

Hope that helps to ease your mind.

Well I know I feel better after reading your scores. I have been making 60-80% on average. Some areas less some 100%. I see it going up a little each day.

You should be good just don't get too complacent, nclex questions are much different than the questions in the reviewer and not even close, degree of difficulty is up another level. Just practice with prioritization (which pt to see first), safety precautions(isolation/contact) and infection controls. I had PLENTY of those and felt dumb not being able to recognize the answer easily which I thought at first that they're the easiest type of questions before the test. Good luck with studying!