mjorio

I am also in your shoes. I graduated on May 5th and all of my friends have taken and passed the NCLEX. I took mine yesterday and I feel like the dumbest person in the world. I'd almost bet my child on it that I failed. I read the Kaplan book and scored 66-67% and I took the Hurst review. I was a very good student in school. I went into clinicals with straight A's and made two B's during clinicals. I left there thinking of soooo many questions asking myself why did you put that stupid answer. Those questions were unlike any study questions I have ever seen. I think I may have gotten five right. If you want my opinion I think it's the luck of the questions. I know there are 75 questions in that computer that I know but I felt as if 99% of the questions that I got were on all of the topics that I knew the least about. My computer shut off at 83 and I felt like I was on a low level question but I will find out my end results at 9:00 am (this is why I'm still awake)-HA! I wish you the best of luck and my advice is that you take your time and read each question slowly!

I took my test today and shut off at 83. I'm extremely worried!!! I choose so many stupid answers and had no clue about so many! I did really well in school. I had a few drugs that I had never seen before and I had to teach the patient (no clue and no additional information)! I had maybe 10 priority and delegation. I had management questions that I had no clue about but at times I felt like I was given low level questions. I also felt that my last question was a fact low level question and I don't know if I got it right. Does this mean anything? I'm going crazy!!!