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I have read the Saunders book and have bought the nclex mastery app so I can practice questions on my phone. I am willing to do anything necessary to pass this exam. Also, I did not have any anxiety during the test, I did feel really confident until I got the results back in the mail.

I just took the NCLEX PN for the 3rd time and did not pass. I took the max questions allowed 205. I just got the mail back saying I did not pass... I looked at the content area sheet, which is attached to the back of the form sheet and looking at the results all the criteria says "Near the passing standard". I do not know what else I have to do to pass this exam. The 2nd time I took the exam my results all said "Near passing standard" so I was hoping this 3rd time would be it, but sadly I got the same thing. This is very discouraging. I plan to send in the registration form again. Is there any ideas on what to study or anything you nurses can give me? studying strategies? books? online? practice tests? concepts? anything would be helpful. Thanks

I'm planning on taking the nclex by the end of the month. Is there any good books, study guides, websites that have help you which can help me in passing this exam. Thank you in advance.

Im Happy for you! As long as you passed it, thats all the matters!! Congrats!!

Yeah, I hope your right. I prepared by going to nclex boot camp to learn some concepts and practiced with Saunders and nclex pn 3000 online. The tests are mainly critical thinking and priority. As for a tip be confident and positive! Good luck to you!

I know this topic has been posted countless times, but I'm having a little anxiety over the test. I just took the test today, and it stopped exactly on the 85th question. Prior to taking the test I spoken to my classmate who went all the way to 205 and said majority of the test was (select all that apply). I've read that people pass on 85 with (sata), but my test only had some (sata). So would you say this is a fail?