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Hello, Just wanted to share my experience with the NCLEX RN. I am an RN in Ontario, Canada. I completed an accelerated BScN program in 2014 and wrote the last CRNE in October 2014, which I passed. I am planning to move to the US in the near future, so wanted to get the NCLEX RN out of the way. Yesterday, on March 18, 2019 I wrote the NCLEX RN at 8:00am. I only had 75 questions and finished in about 2 hours. This morning around 10:00am, I checked my application on the Minnesota BON and saw that I passed. My name and RN license number are already listed on the Minnesota BON too. So fast, I’m very impressed. Pearson Vue doesn’t even have my quick results available yet, not that I need them, cause I know already. Once I received my ATT in December 2018, I booked my test date. I was initially reading Saunders, however it was too time consuming for me. I also work full-time and am doing my MScN part-time, so time is very precious and limited. I purchased UWorld in late December 2018 and utilized it as my main study aid from that time onwards I did around 1300 questions. As recommended, I focused more on the rationales and understanding the material. On both UWorld assessments, I scored a “high” chance of passing the NCLEX. In the end, it all paid off. All glory to God!

Received my results earlier this week in the GTA and I PASSED!!! Seems likes Ontario was one of the first provinces to release results, this last time around with the CRNE. Boy, am I glad. Congratulations to all!

Thanks. However, I am well aware of the passing score range. As I stated in my post, I am seeking the specific pass score out of 180 for feb and june of this year. Hopefully, a well-informed kind soul will share :)

Wrote on Oct 1st and I'm anxiously awaiting. I am aware that the actual raw passing score changes with each cycle. I have browsed and haven't seen anything for certain. Does anyone know the pass grade out of 180 for the February and June 2014 CRNE's? Many thanks!