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run out of time at 257, what are my chances??

took nclex this morning and i run out of time stopped at 257.. i have tons of select all, prioritization and charts. all the way to the last 60 questions i have been given a lot of select all alternating with prioritization and some basic knowledge...i know there's know way to tell right now if i fail or pass, and no way to gauge if I'm getting high level questions. just want to know what you guys think if ever had a similar experience as me. thanks guys

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    I know if you run out of time they gauge the last 60 questions and all of them have to be above the line. If you had a rough run and went one question below, it is considered a fail, even if you bounce back. Pray and relax, more than 80% of test takers pass and you can't find those odds anywhere. Better than vegas

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    Hey, This also happened to me but i got to 224 and ran out of time. I did not pass, but i have herd of a few who this did happen to and they did pass. As long as your last 60 questions were above the passing line you will pass. I think is a crummy rule but even running out of time and not passing is to me is not considered a real fail. Im praying you passed after all that hard work!

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    thank you for the prayer..it is really tough for me right now, i really put all my effort, my heart and soul for this exam.

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    If you run out of time, they only evaluate the last 60 questions you answered. All 60 must be above the passing line in order to pass.

    Here's a great video from NCBSN that explains how this works: https://www.ncsbn.org/5912.htm

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    OP, are you able to get Quick Results today since it's been 48 hours?

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