r/NCLEX • • 12m left

NCLEX

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Hey, do you guys answer 85 questions everyday? I just wanna ask because I always answer everyday and my scores were inconsistent like it will go 62% then 50% then 45% huhu. I always read rationale why my scores is like that. Should I skip answering tomorrow? and do I need to sacrifice going to the gym? I always go there to do incline walk on treadmill. Will take the exam next month. HELP


r/NCLEX • • 5h ago

NCLEX RESULT

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How would you know if you passed the NCLEX aside from manually checking it on the site? will there be an email regarding the result? It is already 48hrs I’m so anxious to check my result 🥲


r/NCLEX • • 7h ago

nclex hold then failing

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hi everyone! has anyone encountered this problem, i tried the person vue trick about 2 hours after my exam (10/24) which was a saturday and i got the hold message and i got my money refunded within like 2 days (monday). i was checking my bon website and ncbsn website with it saying results are still not available at this time.. i was calling pearson and ncbsn numerous times to get an answer about the hold and they gave me the generic response.. and then boom i was able to see later in the day i was able to purchase quick results and then it said fail… but since the bon closes at 5pm it hasn’t populated yet nor have i gotten my cpr report. i was wondering if anyone has came across this issue before? i don’t understand if it could have been testing irregularities and/or anything i could have or may have not done personally because i know they say it could be the candidates fault or not… but if i failed why not just tell me that ? it’s the suspense of just being on hold and then boom fail. please no negativity! thank you ✨


r/NCLEX • • 8h ago

I had 5 NGN case studies (those with 6 ques each) and it shut off at 85 - is this normal?

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I’m so worried for the results


r/NCLEX • • 8h ago

Test stopped at 89

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Chat , test stopped at 89. Am I cooked? I didn't feel it got harder and I didn't feel it got easier. I had the same pace kind of through out the test. I took it today but it's almost 12 here so technically it's about to be "yesterday". How long it took for yall to see yall results? I've been panicking allllllll day. 😩


r/NCLEX • • 9h ago

QUICK RESULTS ACCURACY?

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How accurate is the QUICK RESULTS? and how long did it take for your license number to appear on the NYSED website after passing?


r/NCLEX • • 11h ago

NCLEX Fee Assistance

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Hi ppl, I was wondering if there is anything such as assistance to help pay for the NCLEX; I graduated in summer and have yet to schedule due to increase in rent, utilities, etc. so my savings I barely had disappeared to help with those things. Since it’s been hard to save since every little thing that can happen happens. I want to secure a spot before the fee goes up so if anyone has resources much appreciated!!


r/NCLEX • • 12h ago

CPR Report

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can you guys help me determine if I was far away from passing I really don’t know this works 🫩


r/NCLEX • • 12h ago

Advise

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I took the nclex yesterday. 150 questions. Was my 3rd attend. I don’t want to see the result. I am so anxious. I used bootcamp I had 64% in questions. I did 4 cat that they have and I got high very high boderline and than high. But I didn’t feel prepared at all. I graduated in 2015 and now took the nclex I mean the first one I tooked in 2024 twice 1 to see how was the nclex the second one I failed and yesterday the 3rd attend I took so long to take because I was scared and thing that was happening in my life before. But here I am.

Any suggestion?


r/NCLEX • • 16h ago

Quick Results Accuracy

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Has anyone received PASSED in Quick Results and later failed?


r/NCLEX • • 16h ago

Archer u world bootcamp??

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Hi guys ! I unfortunately did not pass my nclex I took it for the first time last week. Would you guys recommend using another source to study like archer or world ? I really liked bootcamp crash courses unfortunately, I didnt end up using all of them. Please let me know TYIA 💗


r/NCLEX • • 17h ago

test ended at 150 questions, is this bad ??

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just took my test yesterday and it took me to the full 150… is this a bad sign ??


r/NCLEX • • 21h ago

Finished at 85 questions today. And to be honest I really dont know :((((

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r/NCLEX • • 1d ago

Does anyone know Maverick Leocadio? Nag ooperate sya ng illegal Review Center for Nurses

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r/NCLEX • • 1d ago

Exams Help

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If you exam uses any of the security proctors below, we can help!

Proctoring companies we can bypass:

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Exam4, QQ, Digital SAT (BlueBook)

All kinds of proctored/non-proctored exams help!


r/NCLEX • • 1d ago

Nclex 3rd attempt ILLINOIS

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Hello Everyone, I just wanted to ask if anyone here needs to complete a review course from school or state before attempting 3rd try on nclex? Thanks!


r/NCLEX • • 1d ago

Pearson vue trick

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Hello, i am from ph and the pearson vue trick is not working because i cannot choose from which state and province. When i enter city, it says it’s wrong or i should answer the state hut i cant even click the options huhuhu


r/NCLEX • • 1d ago

License appears on NYSED?

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Hi everyone! I passed the NCLEX-RN last week! 🎉 How long did it take for your RN license to appear on the NYSED website? Thank you!☺️🫶💕


r/NCLEX • • 1d ago

Nclex Pearson vue trick do i have to use all the correct information on my card ?

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Help what is the correct way of doing this trick?


r/NCLEX • • 1d ago

My fourth attempt

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I just took my fourth attempt. I’m so nervous. stopped at 85


r/NCLEX • • 1d ago

Does anyone have the same problem?

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anyone or just me?


r/NCLEX • • 1d ago

Stopped at 85

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I only had 3 case studies, minimal SATA and A LOTTT OF Stand alone questions

Most case studies i know i didn’t get right like i somewhat fluked.

Sata i just picked what felt right.

And i don’t know did anyone also had the same exam with me and still passed? im so nervous huhu


r/NCLEX • • 1d ago

NCLEX-RN on Nov 9 — should I keep my exam date or postpone?

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What would you recommend focusing on during these last two weeks to improve my chances of passing—reviewing rationales, doing more mixed questions, focusing on weak subjects, or something else?
I got high score in two CAT exam , unfortunately 1st CAT was reset mistakenly.


r/NCLEX • • 1d ago

Tell me if I have a chance of passing the NCLEX exam as an international student🥹

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r/NCLEX • • 1d ago

Archer Vs. UWorld for NGN NCLEX prep?

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Hi all! I am currently a senior in my second to last semester of a BSN nursing program, on track to graduate mid-may. I have not started studying for the NCLEX yet, but realistically i’m planning for a soft start or light review in December/ early January when I have off school. I am hoping to take the exam in late June/ early July 2027

Right now I have a simple nursing subscription which I LOVE and a HESI textbook that I mainly use for practice questions. I also have ATI though my school and access to those practice questions. I will have access to all of these resources until I take my NCLEX. I do relatively well in my classes and on my proctored ATI exams.

Right now i’m looking at getting Archer or UWorld in December/ January when I start a more focused/ in depth review. Obviously my studies will get more intense closer to july but I am looking to start now. Heres the current breakdown between the two:

Archer Sure Pass:

  • 6 Months for $209
  • 98.98% pass rate
  • 3,100+ question NGN Q-Bank with standalone & unfolding case studies
  • 30+ readiness assessments + CAT exams

UWorld 90- day access:

  • 90-days for $229 (if going with Uworld I probably wouldn't start with it until march)
  • 98% pass rate
  • 2,800+ total practice questions including 600+ NGN questions
  • 3 self-assessments; adaptive (CAT) practice tests

Does anyone have recent experience with either of these two? Or has anyone used both of them and have a comparison? Price is not something I am super concerned with as long as I have the best chance of passing. Realistically i probably won't use any 'live' features like classes or review sessions, I also have review videos through simple nursing. I feel like getting rationale with questions helps me learn. If anyone also has a different platform they prefer I am open to that as well.