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So, I took the NCLEX-RN today, got 75 questions... I felt like I actually knew very little to nothing. I had 23 SATA, 1 exhibit, no metrology, no other alternative formats, and a lot of priority questions and therapeutic communication and "what would you question" questions.
I am so sure that I failed... I thought I would keep going beyond 75! Ugh... I hate that I have to wait 48 for my QR!
Just to mention... my school required 50% of Virtual ATI to be completed prior to graduation. Also, at that time, we took the ATI predictor and I had a 93% chance to pass the NCLEX on the first try. I completed Virtual ATI prior to taking the NCLEX and got the GREEN-LIGHT from my ATI coach... at that time (this was this past weekend) I took another ATI predictor and had a 97% chance of passing NCLEX on the first try.
I also took and completed the Kaplan course. I completed all requirements except for like 150 of the qbank questions. My readiness test only scored a 58 though.
I did not go into it feeling super cocky or even super confident. I just wanted to pass.
Did any of you look over the 35 page NCLEX review they had posted on here from awhile back? If so, do you feel it helped? I take mine next Tuesday 6/28 & my classmates all keep passing, but I feel they studied for this much more than I have. ALthought some state they very minimally studied, also. I did well in school, but it's been hard to find my rhythm since graduating. I'm a ball of nerves.
GREAT JOB to those that have passed :) :)
I studied the guide and felt it was helpful. But it won't carry you through NCLEX. My test last Tuesday, was SATA, multiple choice, and NO math. It is a test of safety. Make sure you know fundamentals. Make sure you know infection control. And remember to breathe during the test. I studied for five weeks. I used ATI and Uworld. Of the two, Uworld is superior.
odie4lsu20
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Mine shut off at 75. I had about 10 SATAs, lots of multiple choice that had to do with teaching...quite a few prioritization as well. Been waiting 24 hours now and the wait is killing me!