Happy2bERnurse

Yes, I do. A LPN in my ADN program took her NCLEX-RN the week before me. She took all of the questions and passed. **my comment is in reply to the question, do you know anyone who has passed with all 265 questions?**

I can also confirm that it worked for me. I got my quick results this morning. I passed

It worked for me. I found out today at exactly 48 hours after I finished my exam that I passed

Thank you so much. In way of follow up, I would like to share that I did receive the "good pop up" and I found out today via quick results that I passed. Thanks again for this thread and the virtual "hand holding" to get me through the past 48 hours.

Applied to Ohio board following very early May graduation. Our director mailed our info that week and had proof of receipt by the BON on May 11. Our class didn't receive ATTs until one month later. (With the exception of one student who is ex military and received hers right away). Waiting game in Ohio sucks; however, the good news is that once you test, in 48 hours you can pay for quick results. Also, it's been our experience that one week after passing the BON has you as ACTIVE as an RN. Some of my classmates start their jobs this week. So hang in there!

I am sorry that you didn't pass. The good news is that you received 265 questions. That means that you were close to passing. No, you will not get the same exact questions. NCLEX has a vast database. You will, however, get a report showing your strengths and weaknesses. Brush up on the weak areas before you test again. Good luck!

WV new grad ER $20 an hour. Shift differential is 1.50. So $21.50 for night shift

I took my NCLEX today. Like every other RN nurse graduate in existence, I've run the full gambit of emotions from relief to fear, anxiety to exhilaration. I've spent the last two hours searching the internet for insight into the meaning of the types of questions I answered, the number I took and the "good popup" (hopefully) that I received. After reading so many threads dated from 2009-2010, I'm thrilled to have found this current and concise post. Yes, I know...nothing is for sure until I see that official active status on my state BON website. Still, there is a certain amount of comfort in seeing that my fears, joys and concerns are pretty much norm. I can't wait to start my new job (subject to passing my NCLEX) and wish everyone else the same success!