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75 usually a good sign???

so...i took my nclex this morning..shut off at 75. is this generally a good thing? know of anyone failing after 75? i did tons of q's to prepare, and can say that i know i got 2 right. ugh---don't know how i'm gonna deal with waiting for results!! :confused: i try to keep thinking positive, i never failed in school and passed the hesi (our exit exam) the first time--which supposedly means you could pass nclex. so--hopefully i won't start failing now.

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It's a very good sign. Of course people pass and fail at every number between 75 and 265, but your ODDS of passing are considerable. In order to fail at 75, you would have to do quite poorly, so poorly that the computer has deemed, to a 95% certainty, that giving you more questions won't improve your chances of meeting the passing standard.

If you did lots of questions to prepare and were a good student, your chances are excellent. No guarantees in this world, but it's looking good! :)

so...i took my nclex this morning..shut off at 75. is this generally a good thing? know of anyone failing after 75? i did tons of q's to prepare, and can say that i know i got 2 right. ugh---don't know how i'm gonna deal with waiting for results!! :confused: i try to keep thinking positive, i never failed in school and passed the hesi (our exit exam) the first time--which supposedly means you could pass nclex. so--hopefully i won't start failing now.

good luck and the wait is the worst!!! keep busy and stay positive. there isn't anything you can do change anything, so just try to relax. the opportive word is "try". i found that difficult!!! lol

I am sure you did great like others have said it will most likely keep you going if they are unsure! I am sure you did GREAT! Keep the faith I just passed with 265 and I knew maybe 10 on the whole test!!!! GOOD LUCK!

If it is any consolation I had 75 questions and passed. I failed the Hesi test the first time by about 4 questions. Then passed a second time. Have faith you passed

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Wish I could do that!!! The past 2 days were a living He**. But, My family and I are going out to dinner and drinks tomorrow night!!! Can't wait.

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