This happened to me around 500-700 questions in. Not sure what to think about 63 questions?? is that a better or worse chance of passing? Not planning on doing the PVU trick! Best of luck everyone :) 6 comments. After getting hammered with SATAs and lots of tough application questions, at question #60 (90 minutes) the computer said I had a break. Myth #2: If your NCLEX exam shuts off after 75 questions you've passed. Ambitious-Trade9029 • 2 days ago. I found this subreddit extremely helpful and wanted to return the favor. Please just breath. And now im not planning to do the PVT. I even tried it multiple times and ended up locking out of my account. the test automatically adjusts difficulty based on your answers. I had 75 on the NCLEX and have the "good pop up". Violet_Jas • 2 days ago. Passed the Pearson Vue's Quick Results 3. Your nursing program should have prepared you for content, the Q Banks are to help hone test taking strategies using the content you hopefully learned. I went into the exam at 6:30 AM and I came out taking the whole 130 questions. I got about 3 arrange in order, 3-4 math, and about 1/4 of my exam was SATA. Other than that one scenario, unfortunately, you'll have to wait for those official results to know whether or not you passed. They are still copyright protected. thank you for the great relief and congrats to us for getting to this moment! :). guhb842402 wrote: I'm 70 questions away from completing the entire Qbank. I would like to precede this by saying that when my exam continued after 75 and shut off at the random question of 100, I felt like I failed. Pinkbluepurple0 • 2 mo. If you have taken this exam, share your. Questions got progressively harder before the test shut off. If it cuts off early, you either aced it or failed hard. Just sayin' it doesn't have to be cut off at 75 questions, I passed in 89 questions and I couldn't be happier! It was my first NCLEX try. The questions look like Uworld set up. Went out to my car and cried for a solid 20 minutes about the exam, I was 100% confident I failed. I'm worried I did something wrong, the only things I can think of are the following things: I took one really quick break to use the restroom and have a sip of water. It's just a weird number to stop on. Reddit iOS Reddit Android Reddit Premium About Reddit Advertise Blog Careers Press. NCLEX shut off at 75 Questions! I just took my NCLEX-RN exam this morning (2/27). It only took maybe 50 minutes and it shut off at 83 questions. Took my nclex today and it shut off at 85 qs. U world Q bank: 2,489 questions done (Including repeat of wrong questions) 1484 59. I used UWorld, Hurst and Mark K Audios. Significant_Client92 • 11 hr. 36 votes, 14 comments. Still waiting. It put me at 96th percentile of moderate. I'm so relieved but I'm still nervous for my actual result in 2 days. Embed Go to PassNclex r/PassNclex • by Fearless-Crow-8752. Many others are woefully behind the times and need to retire. I just took the NCLEX-RN for the first time and WOW. The NCLEX felt random and vague. I did it 4 times so far today and got that "good pop up". I literally just got done taking my NCLEX and it shut off at 76 questions. I would try and keep yourself distracted until you get your results; exercise, do housework, anything to try and keep your mind off of the test. Question ! I took my NCLEX PN in CA 1/31 and paid for my quick results I passed. After taking about 400-500 questions on Uworld, I started to get the hang of it and understand what the questions were asking for. I didn't get a single delegation question. However, due to the pandemic, the test will consist of 75 to 145 items (as of October 1, 2020). I took the NCLEX on 06/10, and when it shut off at 60 questions, I had no idea what to think. They are just like the NCLEX and would stop whenever you are at passing range (First couple shut off at 150ish, then it shut off at 75 multiple times with a 60% and at the hardest level). Results came via email this morning with "passed" and an active license. Press J to jump to the feed. My #1 advice: have confidence going into the exam. Everybody who takes the NCLEX is convinced they failed. Specific disease + what statement demonstrates correct patient understanding? I definitely think Archer's QBank resembled NCLEX questions and. I recollected myself and took extra time to read the questions. Correct, 85 is the min now. Being a repeat tester, I promised I would write a Reddit post if I passed this time around. Best paper study book for NCLEX (bonus points if it’s NGN) 5. Survived the NGN. Starting April 1, 2023, the NCLEX will have a minimum of 85 questions (maximum of 150) that will be needed to determine a passing score. This is a good example of it. Go give yourself some love today. Further, in an 85-question test only 70 questions are counted toward your passing score. I finished in 28 minutes with 60 questions and I wanted to throw up after it shut off. Took the NCLEX NGN and it shut off at 85 Questions Hey guys, So I just took the NLCEX today and I don't know how to feel. You'll see more straight-forward, short written questions. In my opinion, I felt that NCLEX questions seem easier and more simplified than Archer but they are both vague and I get why people say its similar. Press question mark to learn the rest of the keyboard shortcuts. by babywrist. Best paper study book for NCLEX (bonus points if it’s NGN) 5. The test is taken at an authorized exam location. They are still copyright protected. I bought a Prioritization book and did practice questions on ATI. This happened to me around 500-700 questions in. Finishing after 78 questions can either meant she did well and there was no need to proceed any further or she did so horribly bad that there was no recovering from her performance so far. 9% accurate but I still preferred seeing the words "pass", "approved", or "active" on my license to be fully at ease and celebrate. Took the NCLEX on 6/8. This time I only had 10-15 SATA I did not count. I did uworld for a month, every day, and thought I could do it. I went into the exam at 6:30 AM and I came out taking the whole 130 questions. I'm sure your experience will be similar. Did I pass?!? Is there a chance I can still fail. Nclex shut off at 80 questions If you were getting hard questions toward the end, it's a pass. Pearson Vue trick worked for me! 2. A sub dedicated to preparing for and taking the NCLEX®. 9% accurate but I still preferred seeing the words "pass", "approved", or "active" on my license to be fully at ease and celebrate. However, I don't want to worry about getting "banned" for posting a screenshot of my Google docs because they do include simple information you would see in a textbook such as what ABCs stand for lol. This time I stopped at 95, which I definitely did not expect. The test determines with 95% confidence if you pass or fail. I had always had 85 questions and higher difficulty on my UWorld CAT assessments, so I walked into my NCLEX genuinely excited (not nervous, excited) and expected a lower number of questions. Computer shut off at 122 and it took me about 3 1/2 hours to take this exam with taking 2 breaks at questions 82 and 110. The Questions Were Getting Harder Before it Shut Off 2. I was very scared I failed (and I did). I thought the questions were hard but on what seemed to me to be simpler topics rather than obscure diseases or drugs, which I. Answer (1 of 10): For someone to fail on 75 questions, you have to be so so poor in knowledge or double guess all the questions and chose the wrong ones. Is that a pass? Why would It fail at 90 is my rationale? I hope I can get some insight/feedback. I just took the NCLEX-RN for the first time and WOW. Just took the NCLEX, shut off at 75. Took nclex today, shut off at 75 questions. 77 would be a weird number to fail at. I took the RN in an hour and it cut off at the minimum and I passed. NCLEX shut off in 75 today. Passed my NCLEX yesterday in 76 questions! I browsed here a lot the last month so I thought I'd share my results! Graduated in December and thought I'd take Christmas to relax and started studying January 1st for the NCLEX on January 31st. Welcome to PASS NCLEX! This subreddit is about the NCLEX exam. Passed NCLEX LPN 60 questions. I have about 435 questions left on UWorld and didn't get to use all the questions available. Shut off at 85 questions, went and sobbed in my car for 30 minutes. Failed NCLEX. 145 NCLEX Questions (2021 Max) July 19 I took my NCLEX at 8am sharp. I am a bot, and this action was performed automatically. I felt like I knew the problems and got a decent lot of who do you see first problems that I think I got right using the Kaplan method. I took the NCLEX on 06/10, and when it shut off at 60 questions, I had no idea what to think. I had about 20 SATA, 3 sequencing, and mostly maternity, pediatric, mental health, and “who would you see first” questions. You will get that PN license and pass the NCLEX in the minimum number of questions on 10/21/22. After graduation at the beginning of december I purchased UWorld. Quick Facts: Nursing school GPA: 2. It took me about an hour to an hour and 20ish minutes, shut off in 85 questions. Locked post. I didn’t believe it so I did the trick like 10 more times. i ended with a SATA and i thought i nailed my pass. Lowest was 52% of hard and in the 70th. Remember, the NCLEX is a safety exam. If you do very poorly, the system shouldn't need to give you more questions because it "assumes" you won't get them right. I listened to Mark Klimeck and he did say that towards the end of the exam you should see questions and be like "what is this" which was definitely happening with me. It's like 82% pass the first time. I felt like I guessed throughout the whole thing and it was really hard. A sub dedicated to preparing for and taking the NCLEX®. Yep! I thought for sure I would pass in 75. 4 consecutive very highs on assessments and 4 consecutive passes CATS in 75qs. I also was at 91 questions and had 28 minutes remaining. Reddit iOS Reddit Android Reddit Premium About Reddit Advertise Blog Careers Press. First attempt shut off at 104, second shut off at 145, this final attempt shut off at 83. shutting off at 85 means the percentage was above the passing 'line' per say. Many others are woefully behind the times and need to retire. is there a high chance of failing in 85 qs? I'm so nervous & can't believe they make us wait 2 dreadful days to know our results. Listen to the 12 Mark K videos too. A sub dedicated to preparing for and taking the NCLEX®. It's still like 99% correct for the good pop-up (but only like 75% for the bad pop-up). Thats alot of SATA 👀 Wait for the quick results. Just wait it out. Myth #2: If your NCLEX exam shuts off after 75 questions you've passed. Results came via email this morning with "passed" and an active license. For my first attempt I only used Uworld and Mark Klimek. But when the screen went blue I about shit myself. No child development, no vaccines. A sub dedicated to preparing for and taking the NCLEX®. Hi everyone! I was scheduled to take the NCLEX-RN yesterday and found out I failed this morning. jaccostaa • 1 hr. I am going to bet that if you went through it that quickly and it shut off at 85 that you passed. So, I wanted to write my own experience to hopefully help anyone preparing to take the NCLEX. I set proper expectations prior to the exam and went in prepared to answer all 150qs. It just evaluates how you have answered the questions and then determines with a "95% confidence interval" if you pass/fail. I cried so hard the night before because of my anxiety 😥. Final Thoughts. I did the PVT just now and I got the bad pop-up. EricJRN, MSN, RN. I feel like crap. 11 votes, 14 comments. This includes 60 actual test questions and 15 additional questions. Mine also shut off at 60 and the PVT didn't work for me (results on hold). Starting April 1, 2023, the NCLEX will have a minimum of 85 questions (maximum of 150) that will be needed to determine a passing score. It's like 82% pass the first time. True_Put_736 • 20 hr. I took mine yesterday and stopped at 133. The last semester we did two practice full-length HESI comprehensive tests which were 160 questions in 5 hours, my final score was 878. I had 10 sata,Only 1 calculation and 5-7 med questions lot of med surg,priority questions,1 or 2 delegation, 2 ecg ,1 picture question. I still haven't got anything from Pearson saying I passed. Test shut off at 63 Questions. I hear mixed things from ppl about the NCLEX (which makes sense since no exam is the same), some say the right answers are obvious if you know your stuff & it was easier than they thought, others say they left the exam feeling 1000%. So it'll adjust the level of difficulty of questions depending on how many you get right. REMINDER: Read the rules please. Only reason I am scared is because I probably had 35 SATA questions, especially by the end. Remind you the first time I ran out of time at 210 questions so this is a big difference that the last time. Nclex shut off at 103 questions. Press J to jump to the feed. That was my experience with it. I took my NCLEX yesterday early afternoon and it shut off after 75 qs. Also, I had limited SATA and a lot of prioritization questions. It shut off at 62 questions. Maybe they didn't really get a good look at the number. Nope, it's incredibly hard for some people. The exam stopped at 75 Q’s. Another registration cannot be made at this time. It shut off at 85 questions and I really didn't feel great during/after the exam. I havent definitively passed yet but I got the good pop-up after finishing in 75q's, with like 25+ sata's. 5 hours left. It's still like 99% correct for the good pop-up (but only like 75% for the bad pop-up). I had around 20 SATA questions. Really annoying. In regard to the MINIMUM amount of questions, at least 18 of those questions will be from 3 separate six-question NGN case studies (6 + 6 + 6 = 18). I graduated from nursing school May 2020, and pretty much. Nclex rn shut off at 85 yesterday, got good popup today. I took the NCLEX this past Tuesday and passed. I got about 3 arrange in order, 3-4 math, and about 1/4 of my exam was SATA. I opted to immediately shut off the display for the # of questions and timer because I felt it was a distraction. Hey ya'll! I took my NCLEX this morning and ended at 88 Q's. 8 days of studying U World, 43% of test bank, 55% average- NCLEX shut off at 75. Cutting off at 76 means you either absolutely bombed it or you did extremely well. I took the NCLEX on 06/10, and when it shut off at 60 questions, I had no idea what to think. If you studied throughout school and did some prep for the NCLEX then you are good. I feel like giving up. The sooner you take it, the higher your likelihood of passing. And they threw around 30% supply all that apply questions at me. Violet_Jas • 2 days ago. She said she failed and was coming to terms with accepting that. I was not nervous at all walking into the test, as i prayed that God gives me peace in my heart and helps me stay calm and focused. The Questions Were Getting Harder Before it Shut Off 2. I'm in the same boat as you. PewPew2524 • 1 mo. Nursing faculty was informed by NCSBN that the next-gen NCLEX will start in May 2023. NCLEX shut off after 84 questions. The other 60% was educated guessing either because I simply didn. Thats alot of SATA 👀 Wait for the quick results. Results came via email this morning with "passed" and an active license. He only got 75 questions and everyone was like well you probably passed cause you'd have to fuck up pretty bad for it to shut off at 75. Hi! Already have my ATT but I think I will take the next gen nclex because I think it will be easier? Idk haha Can anyone confirm if they've heard the same rumors? Rumors I heard: Lab values on questions with case studies (confirmed) No more calculations ?? (Rumor ) No pharmacological questions ??. Please review our rules before posting and check out. Welcome to PASS NCLEX! This subreddit is about the NCLEX exam. Passed the NCLEX in 85 questions. Few hours after the test I tried the "Pearson Vue trick". I took my nclex today, 8/6, and it shut off at 88. hi!! i just finished my exam (like 10 minutes ago) and i really feel like i guessed everything, there were conditions and meds i'd never heard of and it was really discouraging, but i've been in the 95th percentile with 55% of the q bank used on. I am scared to find out!. 12K subscribers in the NCLEX community. I've done that too, so many times I'll be reviewing and I'll wonder, "how difficult is the NCLEX?" I decided once I passed I'll make a post and after several episodes of doubts and anxiety, I passed on my 1st try with a weird set of 82 questions. No sharing of specific NCLEX exam questions after your exam. I've seen completely the opposite. I mean it certainly could've been, just not the case 100% of the time that someone goes to 145. Getting 205 does not mean you failed. If it gets to 265 and it's still undecided, the computer says "fuck it" and just decides based on the level of your last question. I do not know what 83 questions means, pass or fail. Was convinced I failed. If you are viewing this on the new Reddit layout, please take some time and look at our wiki (/r/step1/wiki) as it has a lot of valuable information regarding advice and approaches on taking Step 1, along with analytical statistics of study resources. Took my NCLEX today. Two days ago, I took the next gen nclex and stopped at 85 question (new minimum, old one was 75 minimum). I had about 25 SATA. With 6 choices among the SATA I wasn't confident how I was doing because I probably had 40-50's of it. In regard to the MINIMUM amount of questions, at least 18 of those questions will be from 3 separate six-question NGN case studies (6 + 6 + 6 = 18). I took the NCLEX today and got 78 questions before it shut off. I do know I didn't get any medication, math, or delegation questions. exam shut off at 85. This thread is archived. Mine also shut off at 60 and the PVT didn't work for me (results on hold). Drink coffee and eat a small breakfast (egg or protein bar), review questions from previous days. My test shut off at 60 questions- the minimum at the time. Videos: Archer videos are good, Mark K (Watched each once, read through the notes 2x), NCLEX Crusade (Watched each of his 7 day trainings are highly recommend Regular, NCLEX, Pharm) Most IMPORTNAT Tip is: Do not rush it, everyone says you get to q 75/85 and people freak out. It usually says: "Our records indicate that you have recently scheduled this exam. I would try and keep yourself distracted until you get your results; exercise, do housework, anything to try and keep your mind off of the test. But again, it may not not be 100% accurate. As you can see I couldn't stop testing because I was so unsure of myself. So I took my NCLEX on Monday and found out that I didn’t pass. Once you do enough Uworld questions, you start to 'get it'. I'm an older student and appreciate a good life/work balance. A sub dedicated to preparing for and taking the NCLEX®. I took my first NCLEX attempt April 29 and failed at 145 questions. I took my nclex today, 8/6, and it shut off at 88. I did the PVT and got the good pop up. 10K subscribers in the NCLEX community. After a few hours from receiving the email after the exam, I tried the pearson pop up method. 75Q, bad pop up, defeated. Passed the NCLEX in 85 questions. If the test shut off at 90 I also feel that is a good sign. aluminum trailer siding sheets near me
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After graduation at the beginning of december I purchased UWorld. For the first time out of these attempts, I finally got the good pop up. Posted by u/Diligent_System2073 - 1 vote and 9 comments. Shut off at around 105. sydneyshort • 2 yr. It just evaluates how you have answered the questions and then determines with a "95% confidence interval" if you pass/fail. Passed my NCLEX yesterday in 76 questions! I browsed here a lot the last month so I thought I'd share my results! Graduated in December and thought I'd take Christmas to relax and started studying January 1st for the NCLEX on January 31st. I failed my first time @ 145 and I for sure knew I got the last question wrong. It felt like half or more than half of my questions were SATA. At the end of it, I was debating about doing the PVT because I heard that it may or may not be accurate but after reading recent posts about people getting the "good pop up", I went for it. Well I wrote the NCLEX, and i figured I'd help out the people. I just took my exam this morning at 8 and it was NOT what I expected. My NCLEX shut off after 75 questions and I got my passing quick results 2 days later. View community ranking In the Top 5% of largest communities on Reddit. Just finished the NCLEX, i got done at 78 questions. I am going to bet that if you went through it that quickly and it shut off at 85 that you passed. Hey ya'll! I took my NCLEX this morning and ended at 88 Q's. I only did one CAT exam because I realized it was ridiculous. I've seen completely the opposite. I always hear people saying they score in the high 60s and I was so discourage with my scores. You will answer a minimum of 52 knowledge-focused items. 7/19/2017 10:57:01 PM. My hopes are high and I have a good feeling about it. That was awful. Was convinced I failed. I think it was in the 90th percentile. Reddit iOS Reddit Android Reddit Premium About Reddit. The questions were vague and bizarre asf. Failed in 75 Questions. Definitely had about 60% select all that apply, but no dosage calc, drag and drop, or hot spots. In regard to the MINIMUM amount of questions, at least 18 of those questions will be from 3 separate six-question NGN case studies (6 + 6 + 6 = 18). That was my experience with it. Hello everyone. Went out to my car and cried for a solid 20 minutes about the exam, I was 100% confident I failed. I just finished my NCLEX this today with 145 questions. I took my NCLEX near the beginning of the pandemic in May 2020. What are the odds of passing when the Nclex shuts off at 85 questions? Took it today. Nov 5, 2014. Hello, longtime lurker here. Did the Pearson view trick and got the bad pop up. Nclex questions was nothing like Uworld, only The format. The best score was a 64% on hard difficulty. Employers will NOT ask you how many questions it took you to pass. NCLEX-RN exams are composed of four-option, text-based questions,. Reddit iOS Reddit Android Reddit Premium About Reddit Advertise Blog Careers Press. My exam shut off at 114!! I never did the pvt trick Becasue it was my second time testing and it really depressed me the first time around. I got about 3 arrange in order, 3-4 math, and about 1/4 of my exam was SATA. As you can see I couldn't stop testing because I was so unsure of myself. Archer questions are okay but i mainly used it for Nextgen portion. When I saw question 76, and then 77, and then 78, I had to pause and recuperate. But again, it may not not be 100% accurate. I took it today and it shut off at 85. I legitimately left the testing room with seconds to spare before a full meltdown because I was convinced I’d failed the test. Low serum parathyroidhormone (PTH). I'm worried that failed. I took one practice test on Uworld and got a Barely Passing or a 50-50. Just finished my NCLEX about 1. My studying was pretty light. The other 60% was educated guessing either because I simply didn. Patrick R. Uworld was awesome. The test program gives questions of variable difficulty and progresses with each answer. This time i didn't buy any q banks. The thing that scared me the most leaving the exam centre was that I didn't get a lot of SATA, only about 15 max and they were spread out throughout my exam. The reason for this is based on the way the NCLEX is scored. The test will turn off as soon as it determines that you have either passed or failed with at least 95% accuracy. They are still copyright protected. Additional comment actions. Low serum parathyroidhormone (PTH). Patient prioritization answers were worded like: "The patient with [disease] experiencing [symptom] and [symptom] and taking [medication]" and "The patient with [disease] experiencing [symptom]. I truly believe my anxiety played a huge part in my previous fails, this time. Due to changes with COVID, the maximum number of questions has recently changed from 265 to 145. This is the first I’ve seen where someone stopped around the number I did! Mine was so hard too! Well over half were SATA, which are my. I passed my NCLEX-PN on Tuesday, I shut off at 60 Qs. I don't know how to feel but I got the bad pop up and just want to curl up into a ball. Many questions I was not confident on, yet it shut off at 85. What's up dudes. I got the good pop up. Took my NCLEX today. Did you pass? Jayar1984 • 3 mo. Hello I took my test july 9th computer shut off at 150 questions and this is my 6th time taking it. 5 hours, 75 questions. Please just breath. 5 hours, 75 questions. 12K subscribers in the NCLEX community. This time, my screen shut off after 2 hours giving me an optional break. If you thought it was easy at 123 questions (I thought it only went to 120) it is likely you had a lower level testing. My test shut off at 104 questions and I felt much more comfortable this time around then last time where I had not studied nearly as much. So I either did terrible (which I did) or I did so good that it shut me off (not the case this time). NCLEX shut off after 84 questions. Covid happened and I was supposed to retest in March, my date got cancelled. With 6 choices among the SATA I wasn't confident how I was doing because I probably had 40-50's of it. This was my 4th attempt and questions stopped at 78. View community ranking In the Top 5% of largest communities on Reddit. So I took my NCLEX on Monday and found out that I didn’t pass. Agree that you won't see the same questions on the test though. I started to panic a little after 70 questions lol. What are the chances I passed? #nclex. I shut off at 75 and I really dont know what to feel. Passed the NCLEX in 150 Questions. I appreciate that! Me and a classmate actually still don't have results and shut off at the same 75 questions she did the trick and passed but still no results. Nclex High Yield: LOVE LOVE LOVE. This is long, but to cut to the chase if you guys don't wanna read all of it, took the NCLEX 4/9/2020 in Ca. Don't freak out yet. If you are viewing this on the new Reddit layout, please take some time and look at our wiki (/r/step1/wiki) as it has a lot of valuable information regarding advice and approaches on taking Step 1, along with analytical statistics of study resources. I'm gonna keep hope alive I felt so good coming out! This will be my 3rd time taking! If you got the bad pop-up via the PVT, there's still about a 30% chance (we know the bad pop-up is about 70% correct from self-reported data) you've passed because your test is now being reviewed by a person. 27 votes, 21 comments. If you pass the NCLEX-RN with a score of 75, it indicates you either performed very well or really poorly. I had 77 questions, of which included 15 SATA, 1 med math, 2 ECG, 11 pharm questions, about 10-15 prioritization questions, about 5 management questions, and the rest were pathophysiology / disease process questions. Took the nclex today and the test shut off at question 115. Passed my NCLEX yesterday in 76 questions! I browsed here a lot the last month so I thought I'd share my results! Graduated in December and thought I'd take Christmas to relax and started studying January 1st for the NCLEX on January 31st. It adjusts the difficulty as you go. U world Q bank: 2,489 questions done (Including repeat of wrong questions) 1484 59. I guess I'll know sooner rather than later but I was wondering if anyone else has passed in 71 questions?. Vague is right. Every new question after 75 my heart sank. Never reschedule. I know that you can pass whether you have 75 questions, 150 questions, or 265 questions. I started with low 50's and soon progressed towards mid 60's, also had a few high 40's. For anyone out there studying for the nclex, study nclex strategy and take lots of practice questions, just focus on passing the damn test, lots of times you don't need to know the content to get the right answer if you have a solid strategy (we used Kaplan at my school, I liked it and passed with 75 but results may vary). I passed in 75, but the sheer number of select all questions had me ready to puke. Students who scored well on the NCLEX Predictor Test can take this is a good sign they will do well on the NCLEX. 14th and took a few days off here and there for family and whatnot. Shut off At 95 Questions. The safe and effective care category has two subcategories: Management of care and safety and infection control for the NCLEX-RN. Didn't feel too bad since there was a sense of familiarity. I had 22 total SATAs, no drag and drops, no point and clicks, no math. 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