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Were you ready?

Did you feel ready when you took nclex and passed?

Did you feel ready when you took nclex or failed?

Did you feel you're not ready and passed?

Did you feel you're not ready and failed?

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I posted up a very similar question a few days before my exam and you know I don't know that anyone truly ever feels ready. Despite studying since Jan 09 and doing everything that I did -- when my test date came around I didn't feel ready. But I passed!

In comparison with the first time I took the NCLEX, I would say that I handled my anxiety much better and had more confidence. There are no guarantees though with the NCLEX. There's always that bit of uncertainty that prevents you from feeling absolutely 100% sure before going into the testing center.

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