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I recently took the NCLEX-PN on Aug.20 and found out i passed on Aug.22. Yay!!! I had the minimum of 85 questions and I finished in under an hour. I felt really bummed out b/c I did not feel that i did my best. I had a lot of SATA questions, which i did not think i was doing well on. I studied ATI for about 2 weeks and i thought it helped me tremendously on how to answer SATA questions and priority questions. I wish all of you good luck with your future test and remember to slow down, breathe, and focus on what is being asked!!!
I hopefully will be taking the PN exam sometime soon. I am in an RN program now and am eligible to take the PN exam. I want to take it and get some experience and maybe a foot in the door somewhere after I take my NCLEX-RN. If I didn't have to work while I was in school I wouldn't lol :)
Congrats, ksmith9! I too took my PN test just recently and found out two days later I passed. I also felt I had failed epically. 85 questions and I was sure I was answering most of them wrong. But they were hard - which is a good thing. I must have been answering right at one point, right? I hope and wish you the best of luck in your future education and career endeavors :)
Hi i also took NCLEX PN on september 25th and i passed first time with only 85 questions , it wasnt extremely difficult to me, i felt prepared i went in with confidence and alotttttttt of prayer And i passed im so glad thats over that was probably the most stressfull test i ever took besides the ATI exit exam
so i took my test on sept 18 like i stated before. i got the minimum of 85 questions! i was extremeky nervous and petrified, my emotions were all over the place. well this past thursday i got the letter from ncbsn saying I PASSED! i cant remember anything from that day i just remember feeling like i failed and the want for more question for a better chance to pass. well now im just waiting for my license and completing ISU lpn to bsn program. oh yeah the trick worked for me!!!
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I recently took the NCLEX-PN on Aug.20 and found out i passed on Aug.22. Yay!!! I had the minimum of 85 questions and I finished in under an hour. I felt really bummed out b/c I did not feel that i did my best. I had a lot of SATA questions, which i did not think i was doing well on. I studied ATI for about 2 weeks and i thought it helped me tremendously on how to answer SATA questions and priority questions. I wish all of you good luck with your future test and remember to slow down, breathe, and focus on what is being asked!!!