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rockaholicRN

Based on my experienced taking PN & RN...every 4-5 multiple choice,, 1 sata...around 8-10 sata 85q's for pn...passed!! same thing for rn, 8 sata @ 75q's...passed. IF YOU KEEP GETTING SATA "A VERY GOOD SIGN",,START LOVING SATA..

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    What's SATA?

    select all that apply.

    Still don't get this thread though.

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    I think this thread is destined for the NCLEX forum.

    I believe the OP to be saying that their experience taking both exams showed that the more SATA you received, the more likely you were to be passing both exams.

    Anybody else?

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    Moved to the NCLEX forum

    Getting SATA doesn't have a great impact on passing, we have had many fail with many SATA and many pass with no SATA. They are just a format style of questions that are used in the NCLEX and everyone's experience with them can vary

    However congrats on passing

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    Yeah, wanted to congratulate you on passing. However, it turned out question-type-wise, it was good for you.

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    Just want to share based on my very own experienced...indeed, SATA is one of the higher level questions...thanks so much allnurses members!!!!

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