I'm sure I failed it. I feel terrible. I did Suzanne's plan, then Kaplan and the MOSBY CAT, and I didn't find any of them helpful for taking the NEXLEX. The test was so specific, and I've had a feeling for weeks that I'd go to 265 Q's. I guess I'll have to try the NCSBN review--I wish I had thought of it before. Now I'll have to wait at least 45 days to retest, and I'm still taking classes so it's not like I can focus all my energy on studying for the re-test. I've seen the advice given to other people in this situation about being more comfortable the second time because you'll know what to expect, but I don't see it that way. It's not like you'll get the same questions.
What a terrible feeling. I know people say the # of questions doesn't mean anything, but I even overheard the people at the Pearson test site tell another test taker that she most likely passed because she only got 75 questions.
