Took Nclex this afternoon - Got "Good pop up"

[GretaBSNRN]

I am freaking out.

I took the NCLEX this morning after failing my first time in 75 questions.

This time around I think the computer shut off around 86 (I wasnt paying attention)

When I got home, I did the PVT and got the good pop up!

Still freaking out though.

AHHHHH, I hope it's still right.

[Kathrene,RN]

Congrats! :) definitely you pass. What study material dd you use?

[GretaBSNRN]

Congrats! :) definitely you pass. What study material dd you use?

If I really did pass I will post an explanation and my scores! But I used NCSBN, Saunders, Kaplan, and PDA by LaCharity!! Thank you!! :)

[AllInRN, ASN, BSN]

Yippee!!!! Congrats, RN

[yedwards42, BSN, MSN]

Congrats!!!! So happy for you. I have the resources you mention (NCSBN, Kaplan, LaCharity). Was NCLEX harder/easier than you thought? Did it start off easy and then get hard? Could you eliminate a few answers of the bat? I know you can't give question specifics, though what types/areas of q's did you get. Teaching/priority, infection, med's, nutrition, endocrine, SATA, order, etc? What resource(s) helped most? For example, were NCLEX q's similar to NCSBN and/or Kaplan? Did you read a lot of content (ie. read all NCSBN and Saunder's content) or did you do a lot of q's and look up answers/areas you were weak in? When faced with a question(s) on NCLEX you didn't know - how did you narrow answers?

Many thanks for direction/advice/tips for those of us taking NCLEX soon. Congrats RN!!

[laKrugRN]

Congrats!

[pnpmycallin2017]

CONGRATS!!!!!!

[Kathrene,RN]

If I really did pass I will post an explanation and my scores! But I used NCSBN, Saunders, Kaplan, and PDA by LaCharity!! Thank you!! :)

Definitely you pass! :) celebrate!! Hehe I will take my exam in september hopefully will have a positive result Too bad I don't have those review materials that you have. But thank you for sharing it :)