Megz.RN

Unfortunately, if the quick results say fail it means that you failed. I understand what you are going through but there are people who have taken the NCLEX 3,5,8,13 times and have yet to pass. Some things that helped me get a passing score this last time I tested: I actually did that ncsbn learning extension and learned the content of each of the categories. It was amazing that I didn't quite understand what type of information was included in each of the categories. I also did the free webinar with Nurse Chioma (choosingnursing.net) and took the assessment test that was offered. My results showed that I needed to learn more information about the pathophysiology of the diseases. Last but not least I happened upon a youtube video that talked about hyper/hypothyroidism as I tended to get those two confused and the person presenting has a website with a variety of YouTube videos of different diseases and the pathophysiology. This website was registerednursern.com. Good luck with your studying.