Hi everyone,

I took the nclex RN yesterday 11/15/18. I basically used uworld the most and Saunders, but the last 2 weeks I mostly focused on uworld based on the good recommendations. As I am writing this, my heart is still racing. After 200 questions or so, I got discouraged and I was mentally exhausted. Make sure you prepare yourself to take the test for the whole 6hrs cause u never know. Anyway, I came home really telling all close friends and family that I failed. What? 265 questions and the whole 6hrs with the last questions not even knowing what I was choosing. I am a Christian and I really believe that God will show me a way cause I need that license. I came home and did the pearson vue trick. I GOT THE GOOD POP UP. I'm still waiting for my result. Anyone has heard from anybody who got the good pop up but still failed? I read so many threads and no one has heard that before. What do y'all think?

Hello have tthe good pop up real ?

If you got that good pop up you passed!! I have never heard of anyone failing after the good pop up. Congrats. Do they have quick results in your area?

RNBSN I’m here to tell my story as I have read through Uworld forums time and time again before my Nclex. I did the nclex 10/29/19. I did Uworld, with about 75-150 questions per day with also doing some ATI, due to my school using the program. I finished Uworld in a week, went back to do the incorrect questions, and then did random questions in the Q bank. I did one assessment and got a very high with 61%. I was starting out on Uworld with 40%-505 and then made my way to 70’s and 80’s. I took the Nclex, and got all the way up to 265 questions. Yes, I was scared, sad and every emotion in between, but I’m here for those who can relate and some of you that may encounter this. DO NOT GIVE UP HOPE! I make that a bold statement, because I was crushed and thought I failed and then 12 hours later saw an email with a “congratulations” on it. Take a deep breath in and try to relax and trust me I cried the second I got out of that testing center. It is a normal human reaction to a major test in your nursing career. Do your best and have faith that Uworld has your back!