Passed in 60!

[caal19, BSN, RN, EMT-B]

I know I couldn't get enough of the NCLEX posts, so I'll contribute in case anyone else also cannot get enough of them ?

I passed in 60! I wasn't sure what to think after the exam though, I found it really difficult. I guessed on so many and had zero clue about the first 10 questions. I finally felt relieved when I got my first SATA around question 15(?). In total I got 13 SATA, 1 exhibit, 1 drag and drop, and 2 images. Don't get me wrong, some questions were easy, but for the most part I felt I didn't know anything. I used UWorld and read all of Saunders. I don't really know if reading Saunders helped me out that much. UWorld prepared me well, but the NCLEX definitely felt like a curveball. I felt that I could anticipate answers on UWorld, but could not anticipate answers on the NCLEX. I didn't bother with PVT because I didn't wanna psych myself out, but the BON posted my license in 24 hrs so I don't even have to wait on Pearson! Good luck everyone!

[Prosperity]

Congratulations!

Did you finish the entire UWorld question bank? What were your scores like and on the assessments as well?

Thank you and hoping to follow your lead!

[caal19, BSN, RN, EMT-B]

7 hours ago, Prosperity said:

Congratulations!

Did you finish the entire UWorld question bank? What were your scores like and on the assessments as well?

Thank you and hoping to follow your lead!

Thank you!! I had about 450 questions left on the qbank. I bought the 2 month subscription w/ one assessment. I had a 92nd percentile on the quizzes I think? Averaging 66%, but I redid about 200 questions from the ones I got wrong. On the assessment I scored a 68% (I took the assessment a few days before the NCLEX) in the 80th percentile with a very high chance of passing. I also used NurseAchieve. The cheat sheets on there are pretty helpful. I did 3 CAT exams from there with 2 Pass and one Solid Pass. Good luck, you got this! Keep in mind that like 88% of people pass on their first try ?