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You need to pass/demonstrate competency in ALL areas. One area below passing standard and you do not pass. (Not one question but one section). You can read more in the FAQ section on the NCSBN website. More than one individual that did not pass has reported that met standards in all areas but did not meet passing standard in one area and failed the test. I'll see if I can find the link.
Thanks. I have three issues: I have trouble sitting and concentrating for long periods of time, I often do not read the question correctly, and knowledge base. Just seems the information keeps growing the more sources you go to. I am currently reviewing hurst reviews in the morning, and using Kaplan to test on. So far my scores in Kaplan have been 68, 72, 76,70,71,68. I am still getting around the same scores in Kaplan despite studying so many hours. Frustrating. With a 68, I still need to review basic care and comfort, health promotion and maintenance, physiologic adaption, and safety and infection. Not sure if I should go over the content videos again, question walk throughs, or more test questions.
swansonplace
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Just wondering if to pass the nclex it must be passing in each area or just overall?
That is is a score is below passing in safety for example, but my overall score passess will I pass or fail?