Sat NCLEX today in London

[Obansu]

Dear all, sat my nclex exam in London today. The computer shut at 75 questions at around ninety minutes. Some of the questions seemed easy, but had lots of med-surgical questions, 1 SATA, 2 or 3 drug calculations,and many psycho-social questions, infection control and paed questions. The last question seemed pretty much easy. Not anxious, but thinking how I fared. Any suggestions?

Obansu

[Silverdragon102, BSN]

Moved to the NCLEX forum

It is a hard test to predict, hang in there whilst waiting for results and Good luck

[Obansu]

Thanks Silverdragon. Hanging in there.

[caliotter3]

Good luck!

[Obansu]

Thanks. Watching and praying.

[lizann16]

have you tried the PVT???

[passion4people]

Wishing you success on your exam!

[CATRINA]

Hi, could you please tell me how often the nclex exams are held? Thanks.

[Silverdragon102, BSN]

Hi, could you please tell me how often the nclex exams are held? Thanks.

NCLEX is administered every day that the center is open and there is a slot

[Obansu]

Hi guys, I checked a quick results at PersonVue yesterday, and it is not a good news. I failed. What a blow, any ideas about how to proceed from hear?

[Silverdragon102, BSN]

Hi guys, I checked a quick results at PersonVue yesterday, and it is not a good news. I failed. What a blow, any ideas about how to proceed from hear?

Take a short break and start over again and would suggest you study again as if you haven't studied before. Very common for International nurses to fail the exam so don't feel a failure but as someone who just has another hurdle to jump over.

How did you study the first time?

[Obansu]

Thaks for the inspiration. Studied using Saunders, Kaplan and Prioritisation, delegation book. But I think the medical surgical questions were killer, did not have a clue about what they were asking. I will take a break as you suggested.