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Pass/Fail With 75 Poll

Hey all,

I know there's an old poll with the same question, but it's several years old now and the NCLEX has changed over the years.

I was wondering if recently-taken NCLEX-RN test-takers whose test shut off at 75 would vote and say if they passed or failed.

This is kind of a statistic/research type inquiry.

Thanks!

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    1. 1. Pass or Fail with 75q shutoff.

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    Tested yesterday, 75 Q's and passed (as of this morning).

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    75 is just a number.

    It just means that the computer was able to determine you either met the standard or that you didn't.

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    I'm aware of that. This is just a research topic for a project I'm working on.

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    Sorry for the vote, I thought you were asking if 75 meant a pass or fail, not if that is what happened. I took my NCLEX over 10 years ago and had maybe 83 questions and passed on the first try

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    Just got my results today. I passed with 75 questions.

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