Every state is different. In Texas, the time limit is 4 years from when you graduate, and I believe it is unlimited how many times, but each time is at least 45 days apart. HTH... Good Luck! I took...
I tested Dec 1, 2016. I got the "good" pop up the next day, which was the only time I tried it. The quick results confirmed I passed, and my license was added to the BON website today, 12/6. Congrats...
Are you reading the rationales on your your practice exams? I really think this is a key to passing the NCLEX-RN, because it helps you "think" like the
I don't have any experience with the review you are speaking about, but I can tell you what worked for me. I graduated 2013... so over three years post graduation with no other medical background...
First, I want to start by saying that the test itself pales in comparison to the 48 hour wait that followed it! I can't believe how absolutely obsessed I became about knowing my "fate"! I couldn't...
I think it only counts the last 60 items when you run out of time. I haven't read anything about it, but it might correlate to having the results on hold for further review. Maybe there are others...
I didn't read all of the comments, so I apologize if I'm just being repetitive... I just took the NCLEX exam on Thursday, for the First and only time, and PASSED! After graduating over three years...
How do you know you got the last question wrong? I just found out I passed after 265 questions, and truthfully it's such a blur I don't even remember what the last question was! Do they give you a...
This is awesome! Congratulations!!!! I actually have a very similar story. Graduated 2013, scheduled my test shortly after, but missed it because I was out of state on a family emergency... long story...