r/NCLEX 22h ago

Failed in 85q, retest soon need advice

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There is my cpr report, my first attempt I only used naxle@x was not consistent in my studies. Need help with planning my studies thank you in advance 🥺


r/NCLEX 12h ago

Failed at 85

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Hi, I’m just really upset and tired. I tested 08/27 and got my results 08/29. I thought I was doing somewhat well on the NCLEX so my results just blew me away. I would study slightly after work, reading chapters from my ATI/HESI book and listened to Mark K. I signed up for bootcamp and resubmitted my applications but, I just feel really hopeless and unmotivated.


r/NCLEX 4h ago

NCLEX

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I just finished taking my exam and the test shut off at 85 questions and I’m panicking because I think I failed and I guessed on majority of the questions and the questions were something I’ve never heard of. Does anyone have any advice? I’m currently crashing out rn


r/NCLEX 5h ago

passed in 150!!

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I didn't get into nursing school on my first try, I had to retake 2 classes, but I studied my ass off for this exam. I felt so defeated when the exam did not shut off at 85, and kept going all the way to 150. I thought for sure I failed. I even looked to see how much it would be to renew my uworld subscription. But even at 100, 120, 145, you're still in the game!!

I listened to all the mark k lectures and took notes, and used 82% of the uworld qbank with an average of 65%. I got high, borderline, high, borderline, and high on my readiness assessments. I had an upward trend on my CAT's, 2 weeks before taking 1 every day all with a difficulty of 1.1 and above.

If I can pass, you can pass too!!!


r/NCLEX 13h ago

Testing this Friday

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Testing Friday — am I ready?
The scores are my most recent data from the last 2 weeks. I started using uworld and switched to bootcamp recently for more raw data since I used uworld a bit during my last semester of school.

Bootcamp: 79%, 83%, 83% — Very High x3
UWorld CAT: 99th percentile, On Track
UWorld assessment: 76%, High, 73%, High (slightly above average percentile)
Bootcamp overall score: 71%

My main weakness is maternity/newborn (59%, newborn 48%). What would you focus on these last few days? Would you feel comfortable testing Friday with these scores?
I started listening to Mark K lecture specific to maternal health.
Any other advice?