Missred9

This is my 2nd time taking it. The first time I got all 265 and failed. Ive heard the types of Q's you get can help you determine if you passed or not. It it shut off at 215. I took it this morning. The 1st time I used Kaplan and got all 265. 4 med math Q's, 2 exhibit, 2 graphic, 2 EKG, 5 drag and drop - the rest were: 20% management and delegation, 25% meds, 20% SATA, and 20% priority, 15% general. This time I used Hurst. I studied about 2 months. My questions were COMPLETELY DIFFERENT!! 0 drag and drop, 0 EKG, 2 exhibit, 0 graphic, 2 med math. 20% SATA, only 10 management and delegation Q's, 30% priority, 30% meds, and 20% general. i can't do PVT until tomorrow. The last question asked "which med order would I follow up with the physician?" And shut off. By thw types I was given, does it sound like I failed? I can't imagine taking this test again. Can any of you estimate the types of Q's you got when you passed/failed? (**these Q %'s are a rough estimate)

Honestly, if I passed and it took my money for not doing more research I'd be fine with that! But I did it 6 hours after my test. Is there a thread with a specific example of someone who has ever done this?

I live in Montana. They do have quick results. That is how I found out my status after the first exam. Unfortunately I used the PVT before I read you had to wait 24 hours. I didn't have any questions that would need to be rescored? And if I did, what type of question would this be? I only had one math question... Very easy. And I know for sure my last question was right. I looked it up online later. But in all honesty, aren't chances very slim I passed? If I only had one EKG question, 4 SATA, one math, 3 drag and drop, and the rest priority?

I can't even breathe. I'm so upset. I was pregnant while studying for my NCLEX the first time. I studied for a month. My baby came 2 weeks early. And instead of doing the smart thing and rescheduling, I took the NCLEX 4 days after giving birth. I got all 265 Q's. Got the last question wrong, and failed. Mi did my best to study with a new baby, but it was so hard. I just retook the exam this morning. I took my time and felt good about most of the Q's. It shut off at 75 Q's and I was shocked. I expected to sit the whole 6 hours again. I felt okay, and had a good feeling I passed. I looked up info and saw the Pearson Vue Trick. I'd never heard of it. I used the trick 6 hours after taking my exam... And it took my payment... Which according to the trick means I failed. i feel sick. I'm the only student in my class that failed it... And now a seconds time? I had a job lined up, and now I have to give it up. I can't even cry I'm so sad. I kept looking up the possibility the PVT is wrong... all threads says there is no way. has anyone else had this happen? I don't know where to go from here