So, I took the NCLEX-RN yesterday and I'm 99.99% sure...

[GT-R]

that I got the last question correct. It shut off with 95 Qs. Btw, it was an ABG question that required a lot of thinking. It took me around 3 min to work it out, but indeed got it right since I checked the web in my cell phone right away after getting into my car. I also checked saunders once I got home and again it proved that I answered it correctly.

What are the chances of not passing if you answered the last question correctly? I was also getting a string of priority/SATA before the ABG question. A negative is that I almost took 3 hrs to answer those 95 qs(don't know if that matters). I am too scared to do the PVT trick and will just wait it out until the 48 hrs is up tomorrow. Any response is welcome.

[caliotter3]

Good luck. Last question right or wrong is factored in with the previous questions right or wrong, so you can only say that because the test shut off there, that the computer formula for passing or failing was met at that particular question. Hope you passed.

[noski]

I hope u pass too, i hear getting alot of SATA is a good thing, i don't know if getting the last question right or wrong matters, try to think positive

[Mlookb R.N.]

Good Luck!!

[eerobb]

From my understanding it doesnt matter if you got the question right or wrong, its what level of difficulty it was at. If you had proven by that question that you were above the level of passing then the test would shut off either way. Recall and recognition are not of passing level, where application type is. Sounds promising to me! Good luck!

[GT-R]

Indeed, that last question probably gave the final push to take this beast of an exam down. I PASSED!! WOOT WOOT!! Thank you all for the positive words and input. Wow, this feeling is amazing, haha. Seriously, that exam was something else. IMO, the exit HESI doesn't even compare to the difficulty of the NCLEX, scored close to 1000 with that exam. I had a flight booked to Vegas on Tuesday no matter what the results will show, but now I know, that it will be the happy me going.