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After i received the letter that I didnt pass, I waited for 3 days and reapply via continental testing and then apply for another ATT. I got my ATT a day after I applied. Btw, i'm an international graduate. Goodluck to you!

So, does that mean i don't need to worry anymore cause its on a safe organization? Thanks for your reply.

I called IDFPR to follow-up my RN license number application because its been a month since I sent the form and payment. During the conversation, the representative asked for my Social Security Number, she said, she needed it to search for my application status and at first I didn't give it and she reiterated that i need to give it and then I told her my SS number. Now, I'm just anxious that what if she's not legally allowed to have my number, i'm afraid to be a victim of Identity theft. So, anyone here also experience that by calling IDFPR? Or is it a normal protocol in their office? I'm really scared right now, enlighten me guys. Thank you very much in advance! Godbless.

Thank you! Yeah, I did the all the qbanks twice. 1st try, i got all the post tests below 75% and for the 2nd try i got all above 75%. But I did it a month apart so not to answer it by just what I remembered/familiarize/memorized. So that I test myself if I did remember the rationale behind.

I understand what you are experiencing right now, i've been there before and now I have the torch of triumph, just continue to motivate yourself and trust yourself that you can pass it, CLAIM that you can do it the next time you take it. Just find the motivation in every action that you'll gonna be doing when you start again studying for NCLEX. I know it's not easy but after the process you will reap it in the future. It's the second one. It's really helped me alot especially for the SATA questions. For now, just relax and give time for yourself to cope with the situation and when you are ready to start the fight again, go for it. God bless on your journey! You can do it!

I used the PVT April 8, 2015 and it worked for me. I checked it more than 24 hrs after my exam and the "good pop-up" showed. And my unofficial result came today and I PASSED. Thanks to this thread. God bless to all those who will take the exam soon.

Note: it's a long post. It's time to give back. I'm really happy, for I'm now officially a Registered Nurse. I do believe in this saying, Timing is everything. If it's meant to happen it will, at the right time for the right reasons.” This helped me throughout the process from being a failure at my first attempt and a champion in my battle the 2nd time. It's been a crazy roller coaster of emotions when I received the result of being a failure up to getting back on track and make another fight to achieve the dream of becoming an RN. Let me share my story. 1st Attempt- I learned a lot. I made a lot of mistakes that led to my failure. -Not respecting NCLEX -Not following study plan -Pre-occupied in passing with 75qs -Not being calm during the exam -Not enough preparation (mind, body and spirit) 2nd Attempt-I'm desperate to pass the test this time. I did my routine on how I studied when I'm in nursing school. Read content, understand the pathophysio, quiz myself, right rationale/note etc. I do believe in Law of Attraction, because I did it also when I took my local board exam. I used it again, I made a poster in my room stating all my goals, I also write some phrases on a legal size paper every day before and after my review stating, I WILL PASS NCLEX, HAVE FAITH, JUST BELIEVE, PRAY, FIGHT”. I also pray every review and ask guidance to God. I keep holding on to this routine for 2 months. I also enrolled in NCSBN, 8-week course, I did all the content and qbanks(twice). And I think this helped me a lot in familiarizing the structure of NCLEX. It was really good. I enjoyed my review in NCSBN, I made sure I understand the rationale and how I went to the wrong or right answer. I also did Kaplan, but I didn't make used to it, I was not be able to cope with the whole thing. But it also helped in some other way. I also finished the Lippincott Alternate Format Questions, great book, USE it, I highly recommend this book. Test day: I made sure to enter the testing center the calmest state as much as possible. By the way, eating banana before taking the exam really really helped me, I read it in NCSBN blog. And I just surrendered everything to God. The exam went through and the computer shut off I think at 75, I'm not really sure cause I hide the time and number tabs. I got 10-12 SATA, 3 graphics, 1 ekg, 2 drag and drop, 1 exhibit. I was nervous at that time but I know things will be alright. 2 days after(April 9), I got the result and it says, PASS”. I was really happy because starting that day I can already live with my dream. For those who are still studying, don't lose hope, your time will come, just keep holding on to your dreams. It will soon be yours. For me, I follow this equation, DREAM + ACTION + FAITH = SUCCESS” God bless to all who already passed and especially to those who will take the exam soon.

Hi. Stay positive! Stay focused! Be confident! Pray! And CLAIM IT! God bless on your exam! :) my prayers will be on your success.

Hi. Last July 2014 when I processed the license verification (IL BON) as requested for the CGFNS CES report, I paid 70 or 75 pesos, if im not mistaken, for the processing in PRC. Then they will give you a release date when you should return, they'll ask you if you want them to send it by their courier (in my time its FedEx idk now, but if you dont wanna come back you can pay the courier fee at the same time with the processing fee), which cost 1,450 pesos after 3-5 business days BON will receive it or if you want you can send it by snail mail but it will take forever to reach BON. Haha. However, if you are asking for the license renewal or something, i'm not sure about it. I hope it helps in some way. Godbless!

Thank you very much kimmy20. I used Saunders 5e (book and CD), PDA LaCharity 3e and random questions in FB, internet etc. I think it's not enough. How about you? What are the resources that you used in your 2nd attempt? How long will going to take before I will receive the CPR? Thanks. Are you familiar with the 45-90 days waiting period before you retake it? is it 45 days before you schedule the exam or even not 45 days i can schedule the exam? I.m sorry for so many questions. Thanks a lot. Now, that quote will be my mantra everyday! Thanks! God bless you!

Thank you so much akulahawkRN! I appreaciate it a lot. For now, i'm thinking of changing my learning strategy and focus more on my content cause I think i'm not well equipped with it. Thanks again. God bless!

Hi. I took my NCLEX RN last Jan 28 and I found out in CTS after 24hrs that I failed. It's been a very very depressing moment for me, because I studied for almost 2 months and it didn't paid off what I'm expecting for. But, I still need to move on with life and accept the fact that I really failed my 1st attempt. Now, i'm planning to retake the exam, but I don't have any idea how to move forward, what should I do next? Can you guys help me with the process of retaking the exam for Illinois? You'll response will be highly appreciated. Thanks in advance and God bless you all!

Congratulations!!! :)) Another pride of Batch Asperion. :)) next year i'll challenge the exam, got my att today. I applied for IL also. Thanks for the tips and sharing your experiences --batch viverezante