I am taking my NCLEX on 06/23. I have been studying for 2 1/2- 3 weeks. It's crazy I know but I have a great job waiting for me if I pass! So far here are my scores from Kaplan:
Diagnostic: 54%
Question Trainer 1: 57.3
Question Trainer 2: 61.3
Question Trainer 3: 53.0
Question Trainer 4: 63.3
Question Trainer 5: 64.0
Overall Qbank: 63.0 (All passing level questions I was told)
RN Sample Test 1: 54.0
RN Sample Test 2: 50.0(Was told by my instructor these two were made intentionally hard by marketing lol)
I heard that Kaplan is harder than the NCLEX. Please God tell me this is true LOL!
I am stressed that I am not going to pass! ARRRRGHHHHHH
So I have to ask - How many questions? And did you end up feeling Kaplan was harder than NCLEX ??
Hey Leslie! I "passed" (granted this is me just going off of the PVT) in 75 Qs. IMO, I thought that Kaplan was FAR more difficult. Don't get me wrong, today, I had some *** moments with a few of the questions, but by and large, they were fair.
congrats!! How did you find SATA's? I am scheduled in 2 weeks, been doing kaplan with average of 66, saving trainer 6 and 7 for next week but averaged on the other trainers from high 50's to mid 60's with a 68 on my readiness exam.
Specializes in Tele/Interventional/Non-Invasive Cardiology.
congrats!! How did you find SATA's? I am scheduled in 2 weeks, been doing kaplan with average of 66, saving trainer 6 and 7 for next week but averaged on the other trainers from high 50's to mid 60's with a 68 on my readiness exam.
The SATAs were not that bad. Also I had about 10 out of the 75. So it was not bad at all. I had mostly the "who would you see first" type questions. Your scores look a lot like mine. I'd bet you'll have the same outcome: pass!
Hope you're out celebrating!
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Hey Leslie! I "passed" (granted this is me just going off of the PVT) in 75 Qs. IMO, I thought that Kaplan was FAR more difficult. Don't get me wrong, today, I had some *** moments with a few of the questions, but by and large, they were fair.