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MexRnToBe

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  1. They got their results within 48 hours. But all 3 did the pVT and it was 100% accurate. They just tested this month.
  2. Two of my 3 of my classmates ran out of time, one failed and the other two passed!
  3. I scored 59.6% on readiness and was predicted not to pass nclex, but passed with 75 questions on the first try :) Don't worry about it so much and just focus on your weaknesses. You will do great!
  4. There will be a link right below the "delivery successful" that says "quick results"
  5. Stay positive and focused. Final results aren't in yet. I personally did about 50% of the qbank. Some say its harder, but I feel that some of the question trainers where just as hard. I really only did them because it was a requirement from my program. When taking Nclex I was always able to narrow down my answers down to two and then based on what the outcome would be from each, I would make my choice. Even when I wasn't sure of the answer I would choose the safest one. Try not to overwhelm yourself. Stick to 2 or 3 (sources) at the most and practice questions. Keep us posted and best of luck.
  6. Just saw your post! thank you so much! It didn't start feeling real until my new employer confirmed my start date
  7. I would pace myself with PDA. I personally would do 2-3 tests, grade them, take a break and then review all the questions (right or wrong) one by one. I didn't get to do all the chapters (due to time constraints).

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