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I passed!!!!!

You have to wait 24 hours for the pvt to work properly since they grade your test twice. I got 265 questions too. I know I got the last question right but don't know if it's passing. Keeping my fingers crossed! Good luck!

I was wondering what kind of scores people have been getting when they used Lippincott NCLEX-RN Passpoint program. I have been getting mostly level 6.2-6.8 with some level 7 and 5. I have gotten to level 8 once. Are these good scores?

what are some good test strategies when you come across a question that you don't know the answer to?

thanks for all of the advices!

I'm sure that my case is similar to other people. I am a repeat nclex-rn test taker. 4th time nclex test taker to be exact. I am going to take it for the 5th time in mid-February after 45 days. 1st time: failed at 75-really bad 2nd time: failed at 188-near passing in all categories 3rd time: failed at 75-maybe test anxiety....It's really weird. You would think that there is no way that you could do worse than before when you studied more and differently. 4th time: 265 questions. I did pvt and got a bad pop up. Now I am waiting for my cpr. I was wondering what other resources that are out there that I could use. I have already used kaplan, davis, lippincott, and pda. I have tried getting a tutor. She stated that I have a good base of content review. However, I will still go over content. I have used the decision tree from Kaplan, but for some reason, I didn't pass. I went over all rationals, even questions that I got right. I took only anti-anxiety med just for the nclex. I am done crying and want to start studying again. I am not going to stop until I pass. Any advice? Please and thank you.

I'm in the same boat. Failed the ******* nclex for the 4th time! Plus I was so close to passing! 265 questions in almost 6 hours. I understand that you feeled crushed. I feel the same way, and it sucks even more when you hear all the awesome things that your other classmates are doing. However, that is not the main point. The #1 thing is to hang in there. Keep practice and reviewing. When you finally pass, you know that you are going to treasure that license more than anyone would because you worked so hard for it! You're not alone. At least you know one person is in the same boat as you. Me! We got this. Just got to keep going!

I just did the PVT trick. Try googling empty visa gift cards to put in the cc form. It worked just fine. I got the bad popup.

Since I didn't see my name on PA licensure website, I guess I failed too. Going to study for the NCLEX for the 5th time. I used kaplan, Davis, and Lippincott. I go through all of the rationals, even on the questions I got right. I did probably over 6,000 questions. Practice makes perfect!

I'm in the same boat too. I got 265 questions in 5 hours and 45 mins. I tried to look up my name on Pennsylvania Licensure website. 24 hours and still nothing. I guess I truly failed.

Don't give up! I am in the same boat as well. Now I am using kaplan qbank and davis review content book. I heard kaplan questions are just as hard or even harder than the NCLEX.

Hey don't feel too bad. I took the nclex today and got a cc page when I did the pvt. I cried so hard that I got a headache. So I failed the nclex for the second time. First time i failed at 75 questions. Second time I failed at 170 questions. I'm interested in seeing what advice people have to offer.

Yesterday i Did the pearson vue trick and got a credit card page when delivery was successful. This indicated i failed and i checked pennsylvania board of nursing license page. Nothing.

I "failed" the nclex-rn yesterday. Now i'm waiting for the official results and letter from pearson vue. I must be doing terribly wrong since i failed at 75. I don't understand why. I had more than 10 prioritization and about 12 satas on the NCLEX. I have been practicing more than 3500 questions from davis, kaplan, lippincott and lacharity. Basically i tried to complete 100 questions a day. I did some content review. I cried all day yesterday and i'm ready to move on. Any advice? Please and thank you!!

I used lacharity, davis q&a, lippincott q&a, and kaplan qbank. I did more than 3500 questions and still failed. Im so ticked off