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  1. Hi everyone Just a quick question. Does everyone who pass the exam pay to look up for unofficial results at Pearson VUE? I mean, is it really matter if you pass and don't look it up?
  2. Have you checked your results on the board of nursing you registered with? I worte mine on Tus. and still has no result but my account in the nursing board says I am passed.
  3. Yes! It was a pass with 75 questions! Pearson has no updated the results yet the the board if nursing has a passed in my record. Good luck everyone
  4. I won't be a good person yet to give advise since still waiting for my results. But if I passed I'll be more than happy to put something here for you.
  5. But how that's possible that the system fail with 75 questions when the exam can be 265 questions in total? Doesn't it mean that one is below average so the system recognize it and won't let do further?
  6. Can people actually fail on 75 questions?
  7. Hello everyone I had my first try today and got 75 questions plus survey. Does it mean it's a pass?
  8. whatshouldido I was unsuccessful in June, 2010 CRNE and failed by one mark while left the exam not being able to finish it completely. So I can talk to you from my experience. All the cues are given here by these nice people are valuable, indeed and I just want to add a few more things that hopefully help. I do agree wit anything that helps you with strategies to tackle the exam; anything from Kaplan to advises here. Just remember that if you're going to use Kaplan strategy, only focus on exam taking part. Preparing yourself with an American prep guide for Canadian exam is like shooting yourself in the foot. One of the factors that made me actually fail beside time management in my first attempt was that I though any prep guide would help and started very details study like what you see in Kaplan. If you're going to use Kaplan decision making tree in CRNE, you need to be very good at it and very quick. The time pressure in CRNE is much higher than NCLEX, in my opinion. And do questions questions and questions without going into too much of details. And if you really struggle with contents, read them right away while going through the rationals. And as everyone says here: be positive and do not lose hope. Remind yourself everyday that you CAN do this. And you will. Good luck
  9. Hello everyone Anyone here used Lippintott's Review for NCLEX-RN or heard anything about using it? I use Kapln Qbank and Lippincott's as the sources for my Questions training and just wondering whether it's a good source to stick with. Thanks for any info.
  10. Thank you for your time and effort putting all these together. It's very helpful.
  11. Congrads. What resources you used and which one you think really helped you if you don't mind me ask?
  12. Hi Winnie How was your experience in last exams you had? What you think you should have or you should focused more? This is my first time writing it. I'm a practicing Rn in Canada and our exam is completely different from NCLEX. Good luck studying.
  13. Hello everyone I'm writing mine on Aug. 30. Great to see a support group here.
  14. What is ATI questions sweetanel3? People here get sooo excited that they don't answer the questions!!! I'm happy for them.

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