JulianTyler

Personally, I HATE answering questions. But, it's important to do so, so that you can apply everything you reviewed. My program offered an NCLEX PASS program. They put us under contract and basically guarantee anyone who takes it will pass the first time. If we passed, we get reimbursed our registration fee. Success rate is currently 98.9%. Which is good I guess. anyways, having said that, I didn't follow their study plan as much cause it had to do with nothing but questions. The questions they suggested we study from were from the Saunders NCLEX book. what I did, was I read the entire NCLEX Saunders book. It was definitely overwhelming, but worth the stress. I didn't answer the questions that came with the book. After completing a Unit I'd go into my NCLEX mastery app and test my knowledge on that specific section. Then I could know where I stand in that. Two days before my test, I completed the NCLEX Simulation that the app offered for a one time use. It was almost identical to the NCLEX. The day before the exam, I just focused on things I struggled with, but didn't overwhelm myself. Right before bed, I deleted the app, put the book(S) away in a hallway closet, so that I couldn't get tempted to practice before the test. Keep in mind I studied for about 8hrs a day for 4wks. I also took 15min every hour. I may have overwhelmed myself, but it was worth it because I passed my first try.

I've heard of people passing with that before. Sometimes it's just something that has to do with paperwork that has not been fully processed. Don't quote me. Lol. If u r in a state that doesn't have quick results, wait at least 48hrs. on that note i took NCLEX-PN on 5/23/17. 205q's. PVT took my $200. Got my letter, I PASSED!!. Sooo yeah, not fully reliable.

I've heard of people still passing though.í ¾í´”

Today I took my NCLEX-PN exam. I got all 205q's. Everybody kept telling me to do the PVT. I didn't get the good pop up. It took my credit card, it took me to the "summary" page. Which is the final step before confirming your order. Does that mean I didn't pass? Or do I need to fully click everything and risk my card being charged? A few friends told me to wait 24-48hrs. Cause it didn't work for them at first, but after 24hrs, they got the good pop up. Im so scared that I've failed. I spoke with my instructor and she stated that, PER her meetings with state boards. She's been told that students who get all the questions, were fluctuating during the exam, good and bad. She said it comes down to the last 2-3 questions. If the last 2-3q'S are answered correctly, you pass. If not, you fail. She's not sure how accurate that information is, she was just stating what was told. Also, does NCLEX take the last 60q'S if you get to 205? Or does it review the entire test? Aside from all that. I got a total of 50 SATA questions, 3-5 of the kind where u need to put things in order, and 3-5 of the kind where it gives you like a patients chart to review things. Any info you have regarding anything. Please let me know. Especially with the PVT.