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I agree. I rushed through my exam and just found out I failed.

I finished it in 1hr and 15 minutes. I rushed through all the questions. That was my problem. I did not get any med calculation questions. I will definitely stay strong. Thanks for your support.

I've been a RN for 1.5 years outside of US and I still failed.

I'm so happy for you!

Acutally, I had similar experiences! I think the first time I took it...I did it too fast so I wasn't thinking about each answer. I definitely believe that to pass the NCLEX is based on how you asnwer the questions not so much how much you've studied or know.

I'm so happy to hear that you passed the second time using Suzanne's plan! THat gives me confidence to retake the exam!

I failed with 75 questions and no med calculation questions.

I am already a working RN and a precptor oustide of US for over 1.5 year and I still failed. It is discouraging. Plus - it is quite expensive to rewrite each time! I'm goign to give it one more go! If I don't pass, maybe America doesn't need me :)

I used Lippincott's Question and Answers and I failed. I found the questions were too difficult and truly didnt reflect what the exam was based on. I liked NCLEX incredibly made easy!

Stopping at 75 does not mean anything. I got my hopes up when I found out I finished at 75 questions and I read online in the forums that for most people, if you finish at 75, usually it's a good thing. Well I just found out I failed.

I just found out I failed too with 75 questions. Not sure how else to go about studying for this exam? It's not like I came out guessing all the questions!