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Smileyone I had 190 questions on my nclex exam at the beginning of June and I passed. But it is exactly like suzzane said it doesn't matter the number of questions, what matters is the level of questions you were answering.

I started working as a graduate nurse just as soon as I recieved my ATT letter, this was considered part of my orientation as a RN. Took NCLEX after working 3 wks and found out I passed 2 days later. License was posted on BON 2 days later got 2 more weeks of orientation then they cut me loose on my own. Hope this helps answer your question. I did RN job the whole time but could not sign as or represent myself as an RN till the board issued me a license number

Just got my quick results and I passed Just want to thank everyone for their prayers and support. This website has been awesome for the support and encouragement. Thanks Bagger RN

Took Nclex today 190 questions, 4 hours of pure torment. I really thought I was ready to sit but am really questioning myself now. :uhoh21: Really don't know what to think, it felt like I had to guess so many times. Oh well guess I can start studying for next time huh! Not ready to give up yet though next time around might be able to scream for joy. :rotfl: Good luck to everyone else taking it soon.

I just graduated from an ADN program in Western Ky. I know that we started with 6 guys and 44 females. We finished with 2 males and 28 females. Do the math and you will see that we did not get cut any slack. We were treated fairly and we had to make the grade the same as the females.

I also would like an answer to that question. We are taking the ATI test this week. Someone want to help us out, is it a good indicator of how well you will do on NCLEX?

I also am graduating in may. Here in Ky. you have to wait 45 days before you can retest. Need to think positive though you are going to pass first time

Am currently enrolled in ADN program in Ky. Actually only have 3 weeks of class left before starting preceptership. Hopefully will graduate in May. There are only 2 males left in our class of 30. I can say that I don't feel like I have been treated any different than any other students by our instructors but of course I do get the can you help me move someone it seems like quite abit. I just look at it as part of the process and just want to get through with these last few weeks pass finals and be the best nurse that I can be.