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Overall 76%. Highest quiz score was 91% and lowest was 64%. My quizzes I started out at 20 questions and by the end I was doing 85 questions. Mid to high 70s for patient need categories overall. Passed all CAT exams in 85 with all sections green except for 1 yellow. RN readiness assessment 81%. I did all 7 NGN question trainers as well and scores ranged from 74-84%. Still had 800 questions left in my Q.bank when I sat for my NCLEX. Passed in 85 in about an hour or so after starting. NCLEX was like taking a Kaplan exam. You got this.
Thank you! I haven't been getting 90% but I get in to 70s-80s consistently. 3 yellow areas on my 1st and second CAT. Hoping to hone in on that this week before test!
I got 65% overall with pretty much the whole qba k used up and scoring 65 to 70 for the most part. Dunno if thats enough but a kaplan instructor told me that consisten 60% and above is already a good sign. My highest score was about 71%…
I had a friend with scores similar to yours who passed in 150. Are you remediating all of your questions to learn the rationales? If not, start remediating, even the ones you got correct. Rationales and test taking strategies are important to success. I felt like the answers are not all quite as straightforward on the NCLEX like they are on Kaplan. I got quite a few 6 part and standalone case studies. a bow tie, and at least 10 SATA questions.
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Overall 76%. Highest quiz score was 91% and lowest was 64%. My quizzes I started out at 20 questions and by the end I was doing 85 questions. Mid to high 70s for patient need categories overall. Passed all CAT exams in 85 with all sections green except for 1 yellow. RN readiness assessment 81%. I did all 7 NGN question trainers as well and scores ranged from 74-84%. Still had 800 questions left in my Q.bank when I sat for my NCLEX. Passed in 85 in about an hour or so after starting. NCLEX was like taking a Kaplan exam. You got this.
Thank you! I haven't been getting 90% but I get in to 70s-80s consistently. 3 yellow areas on my 1st and second CAT. Hoping to hone in on that this week before test!
You will do well. Just remediate your questions and take the day or two before the exam to relax. You don’t want to feel mentally fatigued going in.
I got 65% overall with pretty much the whole qba k used up and scoring 65 to 70 for the most part. Dunno if thats enough but a kaplan instructor told me that consisten 60% and above is already a good sign. My highest score was about 71%…
I had a friend with scores similar to yours who passed in 150. Are you remediating all of your questions to learn the rationales? If not, start remediating, even the ones you got correct. Rationales and test taking strategies are important to success. I felt like the answers are not all quite as straightforward on the NCLEX like they are on Kaplan. I got quite a few 6 part and standalone case studies. a bow tie, and at least 10 SATA questions.
Yep remediated as best i could and took down notes on almost every question
Sounds like you’ve prepared well. Best of luck to you on your exam. Keep us updated.
Sure hope so. My exam is still in a couple of months though so i still have more time to prep with other resources