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- NCLEX-RN Shut-Off Data Reveals Pass and Fail Rates - allnurses
As the NCLEX is a computerized adaptive test (CAT), it will stop administering questions once it is 95% sure whether a student will pass or fail When looking at data, the following pass and fail rates are according to when the test shuts off
- BOOTCAMP NCLEX - NCLEX Exam, Programs - allnurses
Members are discussing their experiences with taking the NCLEX exam multiple times before passing, with one member sharing that they passed on their 12th attempt They are also sharing tips and recommendations for study resources, with a focus on Bootcamp NCLEX and other review programs like Archer, UWorld, Lippincott, Saunders, and Kaplan
- NCLEX Next Gen, Stopped at 85 (2024) - NCLEX Exam, Programs - allnurses
Remember that the NCLEX is designed to provide test takers with opportunities to succeed, and the exam will continue until a statistical certainty is reached regarding the test taker's competency Conclusion The NCLEX shutting off at 85 questions can be an encouraging sign for test takers
- NCLEX Prep - Study Tips Discussions - allnurses
I just took my NCLEX yesterday I used UWorld because every nurse on my unit suggested it I only did 900 questions over the month before I focused on fundamentals I have been listening to Mark Klimek every night while chilling for NCLEX I had 77 questions to with over half SATA and had a few SATA with 6 possible answers
- UWorld NCLEX-RN Review: A Test Prep with Great Practice Questions
Cons of UWorld NCLEX-RN Some of the cons of UWorld's NCLEX-RN study prep are: There may be some questions that are asked about obscure or rare diseases However, the NCLEX is designed to test common and basic nursing content The answers may be too medical-sounding and more relevant to how a doctor responds versus a nurse
- Kaplan Conversion Chart NCLEX-RN - NCLEX Exam, Programs - allnurses
Members are discussing the accuracy of a chart that correlates Kaplan Diagnostic and Readiness Test scores with the probability of passing the NCLEX-RN exam Some users shared their own scores and outcomes, while others expressed uncertainty about the chart's current relevance and sought confirmation before their upcoming exams
- Do quick results ever come faster than 48 hours? - NCLEX . . . - allnurses
I took my NCLEX at 0800 this morning and FL BoN hasn't posted anything yet FL has been known to post after 24 hours of testing The first time I took it, I took the exam at 1100 and I saw the FAIL status around 0630 the next morning on the FL BoN website I don't think that the quick results come sooner than 48 hours It will be close
- Best Free Online Next-Gen NCLEX-RN Study Guide
The Next-Gen NCLEX-RN includes a minimum of 85 and a maximum of 145 questions, including 15 pre-test questions that don't count toward your final pass, with a maximum test time of 5 hours It's computerized adaptive test (CAT) format will stop administering questions once it is 95% sure whether a student will pass or fail
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