I just took the NCLEX RN today and had all 265 questions. It was awful. I had many select all that applies, select a patient you would see first, and placing things in order just like every study tool has said I would. Is there any hope seeing that I had so many "prioritize" questions that I was doing good and passed? any advice is appreciated! I feel defeated and this feeling is awful.
OCNRN63, RN 5,978 Posts Specializes in Oncology; medical specialty website. Jun 17, 2015 You will probably find more answers to your question if you post it in the NCLEX sub-forum under the "Students" section.
irbac 2 Posts Jun 17, 2015 0I just took the NCLEX RN today and had all 265 questions. It was awful. I had many select all that applies, select a patient you would see first, and placing things in order just like every study tool has said I would. Is there any hope seeing that I had so many "prioritize" questions that I was doing good and passed? any advice is appreciated! I feel defeated and this feeling is awful.
flyersfan88 449 Posts Specializes in Trauma, Orthopedics. Jun 17, 2015 Your best bet would be to pay for the quick results. No one here knows if you passed.
