shut off at 75q...how many select all must have before u pass

Published

i took my nclex in hongkong, stopped at 75q, only 2 select all dat apply, what is the chance of passing?

Up Vote Up Vote ×
Specializes in Cardiac Care.

No one here would know your chances of passing. There is no formula for that. The test is structured so that you get what you get and you either succeed or don't. It's best not to worry; it's over and done with now so you can exhale and await your results. Good luck.

Up Vote Up Vote ×
Specializes in Medical and general practice now LTC.

no one can predict, good luck

Up Vote Up Vote ×

I'm so worried!:o is there anyone who passed with only 2 select all that apply?i heard many passed when they have 4-5 select all. my exam was on aug 8, i need to wait for the results thru mail, how i wish california has quick result!!!

Up Vote Up Vote ×
I'm so worried!:o is there anyone who passed with only 2 select all that apply?i heard many passed when they have 4-5 select all. my exam was on aug 8, i need to wait for the results thru mail, how i wish california has quick result!!!

were in the sme page.. took mine yesterday.. as i can remember i only had 2 select all.. bout priorty q's? cant remember if i had 1..:trout:

Up Vote Up Vote ×

the wait is killing me!!!!

Up Vote Up Vote ×

if i fail, that means the computer found me so dumb!!!as in no chance to pass...that's why it stopped in 75!

Up Vote Up Vote ×

Did u encounter priorty q's? they say u hav a biger chance if u had those q's...

Up Vote Up Vote ×

Many people have passed the NCLEX-RN without answering one select all that apply/alternative format or dosage calculation question. There is no way of telling if you've passed or failed the NCLEX-RN, based on the type of questions or number of questions you received. Anything you've read or heard about having to receive a specific number or type of question is a myth. Best of luck of success on the NCLEX.

Up Vote Up Vote ×

Just to clear up a few things for you:

Number of questions has no bearing on the results.

Getting the last question right or wrong has no bearing.

Stucture of question has no bearing on the results.

All that take the exam get 50% correct and 50% incorrect. No matter if you graduated yesterday or have 20 years of experience in another country. It is the level of the questions that you are getting correct that determine if you pass or do not pass. All that the exam wants to do is see if you will practice as a safe nurse, nothing more.

CA will never have Quick Results, as if the nurse does not have a SSN#, they are not going to issue the license to you. And CA will permit a CA grad to sit for the exam before they have received their transcripts, as long as their name is on a list that they are expected to pass. But this is only valid for those that attend school in CA, not out of state, or foreign grads. So do not expect to see Quick Results, and only about 50% of the states participate in that, many do not.

Up Vote Up Vote ×

I took my NCLEX on August 7th, and I only got 2 select all that apply questions, but I got about 8-10 priority questions and I DID PASS!! I also was lead to believe that if you did not get alot of the select all questions that you were not doing good, and I remember while taking the test saying to myself, "where are all the select alls". The two that I did get I thought were extremely easy, so maybe I got those right and the computer felt that I did not need anymore of them. I also did not get any dosage calculations either. I am sure that you have nothing to worry about, and I hope that this helps to ease your mind regarding those questions.;)

Up Vote Up Vote ×

thanks very much for your replies!!! i just cant help to be worried ...i just kept on praying for my results!!!i dont know what happened to me during the exam...so please pray for me!!!

Up Vote Up Vote ×
+ Join the Discussion