do select all that apply really matters?

[soontobeusrn]

i've read a lot of threads here that they mostly got 5 and above select all that apply and they passed. I'm still waiting for my nclex-rn result and these infos really scares me! does anyone her got about 170-200 questions and had only 2-3 select all that apply...or does anyone passed without any select all that apply? how about drug calculations? I got 2 select all that apply and im not sure if that was correct...i had 3 math...prioritizations...delegations...teaching...oh my...my result will be in 2weeks from now....pls help me...i need words of encouragement...i know i should not be worried right? I hope I pass....

[EricJRN, MSN, RN]

Hang in there! It's tough to wait on results, but you really cannot predict a pass/fail result based on the number questions or the different types of questions.