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The only indication of this is that the computer determined with 95% confidence that you would either pass or fail the exam regardless of the number of remaining questions you answered. The number of SATA and other alternate format questions is 100% irrelevant as these questions are written both above and below passing standard. How did you do in school? That would be a more accurate reflection than the types of questions and what number you stopped at.
The only indication of this is that the computer determined with 95% confidence that you would either pass or fail the exam regardless of the number of remaining questions you answered. The number of SATA and other alternate format questions is 100% irrelevant as these questions are written both above and below passing standard. How did you do in school? That would be a more accurate reflection than the types of questions and what number you stopped at.
I was an an average student.😳
NurseNW
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Hello, quick question, I just took the NCLEX with 125 questions and I'm sure I got the last question wrong. The first 75 I felt I was knocking the questions out the box with about 20-25 SATA's and thennn.... it kept going! The next 50 questions were tough as nails and hard. I can say honestly, that I trust that I only got about 10 correct out of those remaining 50 with 5 SATA's totaling 25/30 and I am horrified. I know we can never tell and only wait but is this a pass or fail indication to your knowledge?