Members are discussing the stress and anxiety surrounding waiting for the results of a nursing board exam, sharing experiences of exam errors and discussing rumors about when the results will be released. Some users are seeking reassurance and support from others in the community while also sharing tips and advice on exam-taking procedures.
last June 12 board examination I made a terrible and honest mistake on part IV exam by indicating my seat no. on the upper right hand corner just beside the black arrow on the answer sheat..it was a honest mistake because I adopted our preboard practice on THAT review center by making us put our seat no. on that location..even our watcher never gave us instruction about that..please help me advice on what can I do about it..
I really had sleepless nights since June 12 and praying for miracles to happen..
as I have read on the sample answer sheet being provided it states that only in the subject box and letter of choices box names, seat no. or other identifiable marks are being prohibited..please make a remark on this
This is what our professors told us before. You should really mark the set of your questionnaire. Before, there was an alumna who wasn't able to mark the set. So when the answer sheet was checked, the examinee got a very low score. And PRC rechecked the paper, set the machine to Set B, they got a higher score. But still, she failed in the exam because of that careless little mistake. I don't know if it's true or maybe they're just scaring us so as to remember.
Well, I really hope things will work out fine for us. I mean, they have to make little considerations right? I'll pray for you guys and may God help us all.
But there are instances wherein the proctors will shade the set,because they will collect all the answers sheets and there should be complete no. of set A and B and if there is one answer sheet that has not been shaded in set A or B then they will count the number of answers sheets of set A and B and if one of these set are lacking then automatically they will shade it as A or B.
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This is what our professors told us before. You should really mark the set of your questionnaire. Before, there was an alumna who wasn't able to mark the set. So when the answer sheet was checked, the examinee got a very low score. And PRC rechecked the paper, set the machine to Set B, they got a higher score. But still, she failed in the exam because of that careless little mistake. I don't know if it's true or maybe they're just scaring us so as to remember.
Well, I really hope things will work out fine for us. I mean, they have to make little considerations right? I'll pray for you guys and may God help us all.