Shurbur05

Ok Thank you!

Hello, I am new to asking a question on this site, but I am getting really ancy! I took my NCLEX- RN test Dec. 28 at 2pm and I ran out of time. I did 130 questions in six hours! I left crying thinking because I ran out of time that I may have failed. So then I did some research and on NCSBN it states that: if you run out of time before you get to the total amount of 265 questions they have to evaluate your test differently, by looking at the last 60 questions if they are all above the pass line or not. If they are all above the pass line you passed, but if one is below the line out of your last 60 questions you fail! :-( I am trying to determine if I have a big chance of passing or not. I was reading that application questions and SATA are above the line questions and content definition based questions are below the line. (I did not have any definition based questions that I remember...) Is this true? I felt really confident in all of my answers and did not feel that I was lacking content. I even had a dream last night that I passed! LOL! It took me the entire 6 hours because I literally wrote down on the dry erase board the topic, question, and if each answer was true or false in response to the question. It helped a lot, but every question like that takes forever! I did do the Pearson-Vue Trick, but it just says card declined, but I dunno, because the computer didn't shut off on me, I just ran out of time! :-( Any advice? I am getting a bit bummed (due to PVT trick), but I am really hopeful I passed! Any one have this experience and have positive results? I hope someone did, because that was the worst 6 hours of my life and I really do not want to do it again EVER! LOL! Hope to hear good news... Thank you in advance! :-)