Parkster

i counted 27 SATA questions on my NCLEX-RN, and i passed with 75 questions. while taking my exam, i remembered that these types of questions were considered higher level questions, but i was seriously getting irritated that so many were popping up.

thanks to everyone who responded. i passed!!!!!!! yeah, i've read on here that people have had to wait 3+ weeks for their results, most often due to an incomplete application or whatnot. luckily, that wasn't the case for me. i saw my name on cali's BRN early this am. it took only 3 business days. my classmates have said it took 3-4 days for their names and license numbers to post. my school was very quick to send in our transcripts right after graduation/pinning. anyway, i am well aware that the time frame varies considerably in cali. i got my results in 3 days, and for that, i'm really thankful.

PVT worked for me!!! took my exam on monday, the 18th, did PVT right after and got the good pop-up, and saw my name on cali's BRN this morning. life is good!!!

thanks for your response! i was just curious about the grading process. i'm actually feeling pretty good about the exam. i thought i'd be a nervous wreck after the exam, but for some strange reason, i feel at peace. hopefully my state's BRN will have my name up within 3 days, though i won't be devastated if it takes longer. good luck to us!

i got the good pop-up 15 mins after i completed my NCLEX-RN. hopefully i passed! will update this thread when i get my official results, whenever that may be, since i'm in california!

hello, i just took my NCLEX-RN in california this am. i have a few questions. does Pearson VUE determine whether you pass or fail the exam? do they forward your results to your state's BRN? is pass/fail determined as soon as the exam ends? what is this talk about the BRN grading your exam after Pearson VUE? i remember reading that somewhere on this board. so if you were go get the good pop-up after taking your exam, which unofficially means that you passed (determined by Pearson VUE), can your state's BRN determine otherwise and fail you? like i said, i took the exam this morning. i'm feeling pretty good about it; i was just curious as to how determination of pass/fail worked in regards to the NCLEX. i tried the PVT and got the good pop-up. hopefully, i passed!