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New NCLEX

Slated to graduate come May and we are hearing word that we may be taking the first roll out of the new NCLEX. Word is that the new NCLEX will be a series of case studies with accompanying questions rather than a bunch of random NCLEX questions. Just curious if anyone has heard anything about this?

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    i honestly dont know, but i just took the nclex aug 30 and boy the research questions after it was really different from what the nclex is now

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    Ooops! Deleted b/c was old thread.

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    i honestly dont know, but i just took the nclex aug 30 and boy the research questions after it was really different from what the nclex is now

    Yikes! That makes me a little apprehensive, but, congrats on getting through NCLEX RN!

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    From what I've read, the NCLEX "switches gears" every 3 years, so next year will be 3 years since it was "switched up". When I took the NCLEX last month, the research questions at the end were all related to a case study. I had to read the test study, and then the question read something like " based on the case study, what is this person at risk for" or "what would be you nurses diagnoses for this person". I do not know if these types of questions will begin to appear on the NCLEX in 2019 though.

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    Thank you JenMH88RN! This helps, it may change or may not by the time my group sits for it, just have to prepared either way I suppose.

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    Thank you JenMH88RN! This helps, it may change or may not by the time my group sits for it, just have to prepared either way I suppose.

    Ahh, I deleted my response because I thought the entire thread was super old, but now I see you are currently asking still - I should not have deleted!

    The current NCLEX plan, exam and passing standard is good through March 21, 2019. So it should not change before then. GL!

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