NCLEX RN 265qs

questions can go up and down all depends on how you answer

Good luck

hi, i'm just new here and i just read your post, would just like to know what happened with your exam?did you make it, i hope that you did, i'm quite anxious about my result, just took it last sept 29 and still hoping that i passed, and i stopped at 265 just like you, just wanted to know what chances i got of passing, hope you don't mind to reply, tnx so much....

Hey guys, I went up to 265 questions too on 9/15 and I passed!!!:yelclap: After exam I had a bad feeling (that I failed for sure) but in 49hours I got a good news. So there is hope!!!!!! :) I wish you both best of luck!!! :)Let us know how you did.

If taken overseas and with CA you are really looking at 4 weeks before getting results and you will not see your results online, much different if applying with other states. Many pass with max questions Good luck

hi, i'm just new here and i just read your post, would just like to know what happened with your exam?did you make it, i hope that you did, i'm quite anxious about my result, just took it last sept 29 and still hoping that i passed, and i stopped at 265 just like you, just wanted to know what chances i got of passing, hope you don't mind to reply, tnx so much....

I took my exam on the 27th! No haven't heard anything yet, but a friend took hers week before & found out yesterday she passed! :balloons: Getting nervous now:monkeydance:

Good luck with your results let me know how you get on xx

I just took the NCLEX-RN in Ohio on Wednesday. I graduated in June but had some trouble with my registration, so I couldn't take it until now. I was so nervous because I've been out of school for 4 months... Then I ended up taking all 265 questions and I left crying because I was convinced I failed. I immediately got on allnurses to try to find someone who posted that they had passed with 265 questions, which I did but still was not convinced...

Friday morning I got on the Pearson site to try to get my results with "quick results" and it said they weren't available. On a whim I checked the Ohio Board of Nursing license look-up and there it was - my RN license #! I must have hit refresh 10 times just because I didn't believe it could be true.

I'm am proof that it isn't neccessary to take the test immediately after graduation, and that getting 265 questions DOES NOT mean you failed... Hopefully, this will provide support for those of you who also will get 265 questions and then spend hours scouring the web for a hint of hope that you didn't fail!

Oh and... :heartbeat go buckeyes!