Published Oct 4, 2012
okredrobot
32 Posts
Oh NCLEX; if you were a human-being, I would CUT-YOU-UP!
The first time I took the exam I got all 265 questions. IT WAS AN EXPERIENCE. I remember that as soon as I passed question #75, I started to panic! As soon as I left I just knew I didn't pass. There was no string of hope to hold on to. I didn't want to do the Pearson trick because I just had a gut feeling. Low behold; I failed.
I just took the NCLEX the second time around. I think this was worse than the first one. Most of my questions were tricky; like priority, "who do you call back first", "who do you teach", "what do you delegate", and many select all that apply questions. Similarly I had a few easy questions. After question #75 the computer shut down. I remember the last few questions were hard.
I left the testing center conflicted. And then I made my mistake! It was 2 hours post-exam and I did the Pearson trick and it went all the way though. It let me sign up for another exam. I cant have a single ounce of peace. I cant imagine that I did so poorly; did I?
I cant imagine taking this god forsaken test AGAIN!!!!!
Isitpossible, LPN, LVN
593 Posts
did you make sure your status said "delivery successful"?
vnickor
79 Posts
Oh I'm so sorry to hear that dear. I know NCLEX is very random. Everyone gets different questions and the computer just throws random questions, and I read somewhere... A person passing with 75 questions has different percentage/different weight as another person who passed in a 75 question test too. So it is all a mystery how NCLEX works. What you can do is just study and do more questions.. That's the best tip...there's no shortcut, but this too shall pass.
xoxo
VNICKOR