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PVT - works. Quick results today = Pass!

Worked for me! Took it Tuesday, good pop up - got quick results today -pass!

Still says the good pop up over 24 hours out. I think we're good!

Thank you all! It was an odd test. It wasn't hard nor easy, more of a question of it being hard or easy, if that makes sense. For all of the questions, I was able to narrow it down to two, with about half leaving me feeling correct about my choice. I did not get any sound, only one picture question, one math calc, a lot of priority/delegation and infection control and only 4 SATA (yes, 4! I was sooo nervous about this!).

Stopped at 75. Good pop up!

I'll be testing tomorrow morning. A little nervous, but just trying to relax with a glass of wine. Planning on briefly (30 minutes) looking over my notes later tonight and then calling it a day. At this point, you either know it or you don't, right? Any last minute tips would be appreciated.

For those who have taken the NCLEX, how many of your questions did you feel like you knew right off the bat or were able to easily deduce and answer? In contrast, how many did you feel as though you had no idea about the topic/question?

Thanks for everyone's input! I've been doing Saunder's, part book and also the entire 4 week online review course. I've also been doing the La Charity book, will be finishing it a few days before the exam. Along with that, I have been utilizing random facts found throughout this forum and study guides posted as well. I also will be finishing the "Exam Cram" before the test. I think everyone is right, you just have to go in and do it. I am leaving for Vegas about a week after my exam, so I keep looking forward to that. There's no way I would postpone until after Vegas, I might lose quite a few brain cells over there .

Does anyone know if the SATA questions are weighted on the NCLEX? For example, if there are 3 correct answers, and you get two correct, does it take it into account?

I am taking my boards in a little over a week. I have been studying for a little over a month, am doing well as far as testing and answering questions as well as using a few study sources. I am not having a lot of trouble understanding the information or retaining it, I just feel like I don't know if I am prepared or not! Anyone else having this problem, either for those who have or will be taking the exam? I know it's hard to really feel confident since the test has such a wide array of possibilities, I guess I am just not used to feeling this way.

It is intense, but you will catch your stride.

And don't forget to pee :).

From experience....breathe.

Finally made it....

I would finsh the since you are so close and then inquire about advanced options in nursing schools in your area. Good luck.