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Why you feel like you FAILED the NCLEX // NCLEX EXPLAINED
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- čas přidán 17. 08. 2024
- Hopefully, this video will calm your anxiety leaving the testing center because it is normal to feel like you failed your NCLEX.
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I tested last wk. I didn’t feel like I failed but I felt neutral. I felt like I knew most of the info but the questions were tricky. I had 98 questions. Did the PVT 2x and got the good pop up both time. 48 hrs found out I passed. LPN to RN 🙌🏾🙌🏾🙌🏾🙌🏾🎉🎉🎉🙌🏾🙌🏾🙌🏾🙌🏾
Good good!
Congratulations girl! Just took mine today
What was the last question you had? Is it easy or hard? My wife took exam 2 days ago, and she so nervous to check. She said she had 99 questions.
I took my NCLEX-RN yesterday at 1pm. I came out of it feeling exhausted, relieved, disheartened, and confused. I can't bring myself to do the Pearson Vue trick as I don't want it to give me false hope since I feel like a complete failure right now, but this video has made me feel slightly better - so I just wanted to say thank you.
Ah wow I wish I had watched this before I took my NCLEX super informative and has definitely eased my nerves a bit since I took it yesterday!
Thanks!
I'm sending this logical explanation to my whole cohort. This test does make you feel like a failure when compared to our prior experience, When a question comes up and you are grappling with even understanding the fundamental disease process, things like the decision tree and ABC become sort of secondary to the fact that you haven't yet decided what the trajectory of the illness might be. Sit up straight and put on the big girl attitude. Don't freak out. Nurse up! Listen to the man: you might get half of these questions wrong. They want to make sure you aren't a total moron. Period. If you passed your exit exam, spent some time practicing your test taking strategy, you can do this.
Spot on!
Hi! I wrote the RExPN in Toronto yesterday and when I left, in tears, I was overwhelmed with doom and felt like I had failed and badly! I literally was searching online to find something to try to make me feel better and I found this video. Thank you so much for explaining how this type of exam works, why the first questions are so important and that as long as you do well enough at the beginning you can even feel like you got 50% wrong and still pass. It made me feel a lot better. Then….. last night 5 hours after I left the exam and 4.5 hours after I got the email I did the Pearson vue trick and I got the good pop up!!!! I felt like it couldn’t be right because I did so poorly. But this morning at 4am I got the official email to review my results and I had in fact passed. Not entirely sure how lol but who cares I passed and that’s all that matters!!
Thank you again for sharing this video. It really did help me to understand and feel a lot better.
Thank you for the kind words, very glad that you passed and this video helped you feel better
This is one of the most informative videos on CZcams about nclex. Makes me feel a little better going into it soon.
Thank you for this video. I have been stress and anxious after the exam. I hope I passed.
This is exactly how I felt. Spot on dude 💓
Wow! You just nailed it explaining it! I took my nclex rn yesterday 150 questions feel like crap and so hopeless after the test! Next day after midnight found out I passed!!!!
I took the NCLEX-RN today, I personally didn't feel stressed/anxious walking into the testing center, but how I felt walking out was a whole different story. I stopped at 60 questions, and I didn't feel that confident about the test so I walk out thinking I must've totally flunked it. I did the PVT and got the good pop up but I'm still praying for the official results to say I passed🙏🏼
p.s. I recommend wearing a surgical mask instead of a fabric-face mask while testing. I did a trial test run using a homemade face mask and it only gave me a headache. Testing-wise, I felt ok with the surgical mask and wasn't as distracted.
I took the NCLEX & got 145 questions. & tbh I didn’t feel like I failed I just had no idea what just happened or how to interpret it. I knew a majority of the meds/topics mentioned but getting a shit ton of SATA was so draining that it started messing with my head lol. I got the good pop up doing the PVT & now I’m just watching videos trying to ease my mind by understanding what the hell I just experienced in there lmaoo.
Did u had some sata questions with 145
I tested 2 days ago and got cut off at 75 questions. I was sure I failed. but this morning I found out I passed!!
I took my in the coronavarus season & the computer shuttered at 60th question. BAM!!! I was very empty & for that 2 days waiting was killing. Checked results. Status: Pass!!! You’re right you’ll feel like u fail but naaaa😁
Kobyy A thank God you made it🙏🏽. I took my test on Wednesday and I felt like I failed miserably when I got out. Today is Friday and it still saying in review. Hmmmm.
Thank you! I felt like I failed because half of my 76 were SATA and that’s my weakness but I passed.
I got cut off at 77. I was sure I failed because only knew few answers for sure. I ended up passing.
I did my test today and OMGosh why are there so many SATA questions. Like every other question on my test were SATA
@JustHuman8 Same here. Mine were either SATA or meds/condition I'd never once heard of lol.
Enjoying these videos...should have looked for them sooner. My spouse just took hers in PA. It cut her off at 75. In my opinion, and kind of based on your video, I don't think she failed. For her to fail, she would have completely tanked. Given the amount of prep work she put in, and her general feeling afterward, a 75 cutoff was good. She said she did have a good amount of SAA questions which concerned her, but time will tell.
Did she pass?
@@artrome985 Yes! My son took his a year or so later and also passed.
This is how I feel right now. I pray I passed. I went to 145.
i went to 145 too
@@jaylatarver4792 when I wrote that I failed but I retook it in June and passed I vlogged it as well
Just took mine today and like so many others, I felt horrible walking out - surely I failed! I can't remember the first few questions! Hopefully I did okay - I don't know anything about the PVT that I keep reading about in other comments, so I guess I'll just wait for my results. This video, however, did make me feel better. I was searching the internet after taking the test to see if anyone has ever failed when the test stopped early. Then I came across your video. I do feel better, just anxious to see my results. Thanks again for posting!
Hey guys, the solution to your NGN is here, be it RN or PN. I just passed my Nclex RN with Dr Luther, i advise anyone preparing for the nclex, be it RN or PN, just get to him, and you will pass your test 💯%
Thank you so much for encouraging us. ☹
I just took my exam today and I do think I fail because I am not sure if my answers were actually correct. Still waiting for the results. I hope my friend and I passed the exam to reach our american dream. 😢
Thanks for this! My anxiety coming out of the exam is so high.😢 This video is a really good explanation.
Taking it in one week! Thank you for this!! ❤️❤️❤️
I just took mine today & I felt exactly like this! I felt like I started off good & then dropped, & then went back up 😭 I sincerely hope I passed my test
Same here!!
did you try those pearsonvue trick?
me too!!
slothypunk yes i did & i got the bad pop-up. I was devastated & didn’t even wanna pay for the quick results. But it turned out I actually passed my test!!! I’ve been a working LVN for 4 months now & I love it! 💖
@@katherinerodriguez3182 you got the bad pop up and passed?! I’ve only heard of this a few times. I just took the RN and got the bad pop up so I’m freaking out lol
I graduated nursing school in 2013. I never took the NCLEX, just stayed working in veterinary medicine. On 8-24-22 after being out of school for NINE years, I finally took the NCLEX and I passed!!!! I had 75 questions.
🧢
@@kendrickmendez2662 no 🧢
They woulda made you go back to school stop lying lol
@@angelm9635 no they do not. I checked with the NCBON beforehand to see if any refresher courses were required. They were not. My license and my employment are proof that I am not lying. Graduated 2013. NCLEX taken and passed August 2022 .
@@jenn28348 there’s literally no way I could verify that. However an ATT expires after a certain amount of time
Unpopular opinion… I knew most of the answers! Shut off at 75 and got the good pop up!!! I honestly think it just depends what topics you get.. it’s either you know the material or you dont… literally to every detail (thanks to simple nursing and Kaplan) and know how to prioritize patients (thanks to mark k) you’ll be set! I definitely would recommend kaplan and archer! Kaplan was 100x Harder but when I was taking the test I was so used to SATA and higher level questions I just felt like I was taking another Kaplan exam but easier
I took nclex yesterday . I had 78 questions . I was shocked I thought I would have gotten the max 145. I got 9 questions first before I had my first SATA. I had 25 sata so watching this video made me feel so much better ! I hope I was above that threshold like you mentioned. My results say not available and I’m too scared to do the PVT. I’m just crossing my fingers I passed 😬
Watching your videos really helped me relax after taking the NCLEX- Thank you :)
You’re welcome
Exactly how I felt !!! You can miss hard questions! But don’t let hard questions trip you on easy ones!
I took the Nclex 2 days ago and I was confident that I failed. I was cut off at 76 questions and I wanted more questions to prove that knew the material. I did the PVT trick didnt want to believe that passed. Then I saw my name pop up as a registered nurse!!! AAAAAAYE!
did mine yesterday not even sure what I was writing after every 2 to 3 questions I got a SATA like 2, 3 and then a multiple answer question. I'm so afraid about the outcome my computer shut at 75% was not even sure with the answers 😢
@@daphnenyakeri6609 Did you pass?
I felt exactly this way. Wish I had watched this before I took it. I really thought I failed (but, I passed in 85 questions)
Congrats
I just finished my nclex and I finished around 60 something, it definitely wasn’t past 70. However each question I’ve looked up I definitely got wrong. It’s so stressful waiting. I did watch this video before taking it and I’m rewatching it now to try to ease my anxiety. I’m hoping for the best. Thanks for the video.
Same here and I’ve got “Bad pop up!” 😭😭 Pray for the best! 🙏🏼
Thanks!
@@chelg.4499 me too :/ waiting
@@chelg.4499 did u pass
@@shelikestuff did u pass
I just took it. I feel like shit after took my exam. Got a good pop up. But still don’t know what’s going on
Thank you for making me feel better!
This is the worst feeling and experience I have ever faced, I really appreciate this video, I have tried the Pearson view trick and it gave me the good popup but I am still so scared.😪 been 😭😭😭 since I finished by 11am today.
The good pop up is basically bulletproof.
Same 😂😂 worse experience ever
I pray I stayed above the testing threashold because, my test cut off at 76 questions
I am taking my NCLEX exam on March 7 and I am scared. I did the Hurst review and archer Q bank. On Archer, I passed my CAT exam at 75 questions and my 3 readiness exams so far are high passing. Maybe it won’t be so bad haha 😆.
You got this!
Don't be scared! I passed 2/17 in 77q's using ArcherReview as well. I got 1 passing CAT assessment and probably 10+ high likely chance of passing readiness assessments.
I say this to say, I'm sure you have your content down, your testing strategies on lock but I suggest the week before your exam MANAGE YOUR STRESS AND ANXIETY if you experience it. My last 7 days of studying I treated every assessment like the real thing meaning; I did every assessment at the same time as my scheduled test (1pm every single day), I used earbuds and a white board just like what is permitted on test day. I did each assessment in silence, at a desk, on my computer. This way on test day, I did not feel like I was taking a board exam lol, I felt like I was in my dining room doing another Archer assessment!
DO NOT STUDY THE DAY BEFORE. I relaxed, hung out with my BF, got a massage, a pedi and treated myself to frozen yogurt lol. When I say test day was the most mellow I have ever been right before any exam is an understatement and it was because of this that I was able to keep my composure throughout the exam, especially when I came across content that I felt I did not know. Before I knew it the exam shut off at #77 in under a hour.
Do not doubt yourself, just remember you put in the work and this will be the easy part to showcase tha. Keep your anxiety and stress under control and you will pass with flying colors! Good luck🙏🏾♥️
This video is very reliving and uplifting
Okay am I the only one who actual felt like they passed when it was finished? I swear I knew I passed of course I wasn't 100% sure until I got my actual results but yeahhh.
Was looking for this comment! Just took mines today and felt like I passed. It was diseases and stuff I knew even the case studies were easy. It scares me of how easy. Towards the end it got a bit more difficult because of prioritization but I still feel confident. Stopped between 100-110 I believe 105
I just took NCLEX yesterday and I got good pop up doing PVT trick but my GN permit says delinquent... what does this mean?😭I’m scared I failed.
Did you pass?
Greetings fellow 145 test takers!!
Haha. I think everyone is in this boat no matter how many questions they got
Took mine today and got 145 hope I passed don’t feel confident. It definitely felt weird and sucked leaving the room, I know I missed a bunch and hope I got the the first bunch right. Will report back, definitely feel like I failed and let the questions get to me when I passed 75. I kept thinking I should be done! But nooopppeee. Great video and thank you!
Does that mean when getting a SATA’s questionS on the exam that’s “the way the computer is trying to give out harder questions?”
I took the nclex earlier. Finished it in 168 questions now i feel like i want to jump in front of the train. Case study is like 30% sata 50% prioritization 20%. I feel like dying.
Sounds like you had some tough questions. Try the PVT and if you get the good pop up you passed!
What i dint understand too is that the max questions says 145. Why is mine 168? And others 200+ something?
@@loadeddiperz That is bizarre, are you testing in the U.S.?
Nope testing in japan
I’m taking this month. Thanks
What if I actually put in all my correct card information and the payment went through 🥺💔😭 like I didn't change anything to be incorrect
Nursejanx i ended up getting the uworld.
I failed 2 days back shut off at 75😭
I feel nervous going in to testing next week but I really need to start relaxing
I felt good during the test despite having every other question as a SATA and prioritization questions. I felt defeated because those SATA questions drained me. My computer shut off at 140 but to have almost all SATA questions and end at 140. I feel like I failed!!! IDK its scary to see so many SATA questions back to back.
Did you pass?
@@bayleewalker402 Yes I did
@@carolinabycarolina8451 i took my and it shut off at 109 , i got several sata and priorization but i dont want to do pearson trick. is this a good sign if it turned off at 109?
Tested 2 days ago 61 questions awaiting results (hasn't been a full 48hours yet) quick results says not available still. I took the test at 5pm
How did you do Queen
Thank you for this 😊
You’re welcome!
I def felt like it was rocket science and then it shut off at 75. Panic ensued for 2 days waiting, even though the PVT was the good sign.
Nice vid bro
What's the max number of questions?
145 now
Is priority questions with “first” consider a passing question or those priority questions could also be seen below passing line?
Typically prioritization questions are considered high difficultly level questions but there is no rule that they are only offered above the passing threshold. It’s an educated guess though
@@Nursejanx i had so many prioritization and SATA and found out i passed nclex ☺️
@@vannamite6402 Congrats!!🥳🥳🍾 What did u use to study? I'm taking it in a couple of weeks as well.
@@yemialemu9902 i used Kaplan. For me Kaplan and NCLEX is very similar in terms of choosing why those answers are correct.
@@vannamite6402 Kaplan the 3 adaptive test or the Q bank?
I have a question how would u know if you are getting the question right
You won’t but if they are hard questions you might guess that you’re doing well and getting a good bit of questions correct in order to keep seeing hard questions
@@Nursejanx what are the hard question .
@@mimi.561 typically SATA and priority questions are difficult. Simple fact based questions and math questions are easier because they don't make you critically think as much.
@@Nursejanx okay thank you every much
@nurse Janx, I did my exam yesterday NCLEx Australia, no calculation no Gas Peads Milestones and some meds prioritization and SATA after maybe every 4 to 3 questions my computer shut down at 75 I'm so 😫
Very helpful
Absolutely you said!
@@abongwachem1871 Oh I passed already.. Thank you
You can’t even know if you passing or failing
It’s a mind game
That was the worst test I’ve ever taken lol just plain mean
You’re not alone feeling like that