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100 q's with saunders.......

Just wondering if anyone can tell me if this is good or not. (looking for those who have taken the nclex) I just took a test on the cd and got a 78% wondering how this compares me to the possibility of passing? I am scheduled to take the test June5th and am excited and scared all at the same time.

thanks in advance.

AmyD

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Dun worry abt getting 78%,,,U will reach the point where u will feel comfortable yrself,...

Just keep on doing 100 QQ per day, u will get there.

Sunzzi

What scores should we be getting in order to be more likely to pass the exam?

What scores should we be getting in order to be more likely to pass the exam?

From my experience (just took and passed NCLEX last week) I thought the most important part of taking the practice questions was reading and understanding the rationales, especially of the questions you get wrong, but also those you get right. Just my :twocents: (Most Saunders sections, I got 70's 80's a few (very few) 90s, and a few really low scores, like 50's and 60's.)

I got around 70% on Saunders, passed the nclex the first time at 75 questions. Keep studying & good luck!

I agree about understanding the rational of the questions, that helped me tremendously. There were quite a few questions that I got where I remembered reading about the answer in the rational.

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