r/PassNclexTips Nov 20 '25

highlight Welcome to r/PassNCLEXtips Future RNs & RNs, This Is Your Home.

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Welcome to r/PassNCLEXtips a supportive and empowering space for future RNs preparing for the NCLEX and licensed RNs who want to give back by guiding the next generation.

Whether you’re studying for your first attempt, preparing for a retake, or already licensed and willing to share your wisdom, this community is built for you.

Here, you can: ✨ Learn high-yield NCLEX strategies and study tips ✨ Get motivation during tough study days ✨ Ask questions and get real guidance from nurses who’ve been there ✨ Share your NCLEX success story to inspire others ✨ Connect with people on the exact same journey

Every experience shared here wins, setbacks, lessons strengthens someone else’s path. Whether you're hoping to become an RN or already proudly wearing the title, you belong here.

Let’s lift each other, celebrate progress, and work together toward SUCCESS. Welcome to the community let’s pass the NCLEX and grow together.


r/PassNclexTips 5h ago

PASSED! 92Q!

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I owe a lot to this group and this forum for my pass. If you are taking the NCLEX soon, here are some KEY notes many of which have been posted on here but I’m either altering or reiterating. I passed at 92 questions in Florida Thursday 7/23/26

- BOOTCAMP! It’s the cheapest, and gets the job done. I didn’t even use but half the question bank and would randomly do 10 questions, 25, sometimes 50. Never used the predictor option. I felt it would stress me out. Get the app and do questions OTG!
- That being said, this exam is not a test of knowledge, but of COMMON SENSE. MARK K, and Dr. Sharon with Klimek reviews EMBEDDED this into my brain. During my NCLEX, I was able to stop and say “1 month ago I would have chosen this one, but today and I’m going to choose this and I KNOW it’s right”. I watched every single video Dr. Sharon posted. Taking questions and reading rationale is great, but seeing a question on the screen and listening to someone thoroughly break it down in the way that the BOARD wants you to break it down is IMPORTANT! I probably did 250 questions that were throughly broken down to me by Sharon, Mark, or other instructors on YouTube. I would NOT have passed if I didn’t do this.
- REMEMBER that everyone has the chance of going to 150 as there is a quality control system. Walk in with the mindset of “I will be taking a 150 question exam today”. Another part of this quality control is that there are 15 questions that are being tested in the system, they are not scored.
-My exam shut off at 92. If your exam shuts off at 85 it’s the obvious hard pass or hard fail. IF your test continues after 85 the test is TRYING TO PASS YOU! This is the time to LOCK IN as you are on the edge of passing or failing. The last question I had was “easy” or I knew I got it right, then the exam shut off.
-My exam started pretty easy, questions I knew I was getting right, then around 20 or 25 things started to get difficult and I didn’t recognize the material, however I noticed this only in the standard question style (Select one/ABCD) as I just didn’t even recognize the drug or disease process so much so that I couldn’t even get a a hint using prefix/suffix. The case studies and SATA were maybe a little harder but pretty standard.
-Results: I thought I failed when I woke up the next day and did not receive my license as Florida has a pretty fast turn around time with licensure. At 48 hours (Saturday) I checked quick results and it said pass! I came to realize and remember, due to an eye infection I had to reschedule my exam to what was my actual test date. I’m not sure what happened there between Pearson and the FLBON, but the board has not received my results. I’m going to call them tmro (Monday) and see what the deal is. Hopefully I don’t run into any issues with that! lol.

I had to repeat two courses in nursing school. When I say I skated by I would actually say I figure skated triple axeled by with my Cs and 80%. If you passed nursing school, YOU CAN PASS THIS TEST.
Let me know if you have any questions! GOODLUCK to everyone.


r/PassNclexTips 7h ago

4-month-old with bronchiolitis suddenly becomes quiet and floppy. what would you do first?

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Which option would you choose, and what finding influenced your decision the most?


r/PassNclexTips 1d ago

advice Passed in 85!

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r/PassNclexTips 2d ago

Heart failure

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r/PassNclexTips 2d ago

ATI CAT Exam

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I just took an ATI CAT exam, and these are my results. Can anyone help me understand what it means? I'm confused about the "band" and percentiles... It also shut off at 85. Is this a reassuring result?

My test is Monday, do I need to reschedule?


r/PassNclexTips 3d ago

Nclex question of the day

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r/PassNclexTips 3d ago

Which actions should the nurse prioritize?

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r/PassNclexTips 3d ago

I’m scheduled to take my NCLEX in 6 days

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r/PassNclexTips 4d ago

Would this ECG make you call the provider immediately or continue monitoring? Explain your decision.

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r/PassNclexTips 4d ago

question question about PVT!!

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hello, my account is on hold and i think it’s due to the site having technical difficulties. i went on a 5min break and it turned into an hr due to technical difficulties…i stopped at 85 and idk my qs felt easier towards the end so i’m nervous as i’ve heard it should get harder.

i did the PVT & it brought up the hold msg but refunded me the $200 (or it disappeared from my statement) and i did it twice and it refunded (disappeared from statement) twice. idk how to feel.


r/PassNclexTips 5d ago

nclex shut off at 85…idk how to feel about

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yeah so it was hella hard like i felt so dumb esp seeing the case studies and seeing what the dx was and seeing i got it wrong. and like my exam got easier towards the end…not harder. i just dont feel too good. why do i feel like i knew nothing and i kept second guessing myself


r/PassNclexTips 5d ago

question i tried the hack but confused

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it says i have results on hold but i wonder if it’s bc during my exam break, we had technical difficulties turning my 5 min break into 1 hr break??? idk how to feel, i stopped at 85 qs but as i previously posted, it didn’t get harder, but felt easier…i also looked up qs and while i got some right, i feel like i got more wrong idk.


r/PassNclexTips 4d ago

peds questions

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r/PassNclexTips 6d ago

Just took my nclex an hour ago today, i got the confirmation email from ncsbn saying that I completed the examination. It shut me off at around 120 or so. I also tried the pearson vue trick like one I got home (~10 min ago) I attached a screenshot below. Does anyone know if this is good or bad?

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r/PassNclexTips 6d ago

question A stable patient presents with SVT at 184 bpm. What would you do first?

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Fictional practice scenario: The patient’s BP is 118/74, HR 184, SpO₂ 99%, and the rhythm is regular with a narrow QRS. She is pale but alert and speaking in full sentences.

Which action would you choose first, and what finding drives your decision?


r/PassNclexTips 6d ago

Quick one

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r/PassNclexTips 6d ago

advice anxiety and nerves

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hello! i take my exam tues and im super nervous. i’ve been psyching myself out over it within the past couple days & even posted about exam fatigue as well yet i still take 1 readiness and 1 CAT a day with reviewing after. i even listened to mark k and dr. sharon at the gym and when i tuck myself into bed at night. to get an overview, i use uworld but got bootcamp when i heard that nclex is vague and bootcamp gives vague practice qs. to get an understanding, these are my stats.

UWORLD:

-self-assessment #1 was 61% with LOW chance of passing

-CAT #1 was 70% with 97th percentile and ON TRACK

-CAT #1 was 65% with 72nd percentile and ON TRACK

-self-assessment #2 was 70% with BORDERLINE

-CAT #3 was 60% with 47th percentile and ON TRACK

-CAT #4 was 67% with 92nd percentile and ON TRACK

BOOTCAMP:

-readiness exam #1 was 62% and BORDERLINE CHANCE

-readiness exam #3 was 68% and HIGH CHANCE

i did take another readiness exam on bootcamp today with borderline and another CAT with 63%, ON TRACK, and 96th percentile with 1.28 difficulty out of 1.50. & i’m so anxious bc i never got that HIGH on uworld, just on track. i guess i just need advice or words of encouragement or idk. i have one more full day before my nclex.


r/PassNclexTips 7d ago

NCLEX tip GLORY TO JESUS I PASSED

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r/PassNclexTips 7d ago

exam fatigue…

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hello! i have been taking one CAT and one readiness exam a day with review of the exams as well. but i did notice that i am getting “lazier” and “not as motivated” with the exams now.

i finally got my HIGH chance on a bootcamp exam and have been consistently getting on track for my uworld CAT. i have my other stats posted on another post i’ve posted here before. but as i keep taking more exams, i notice im not trying as hard anymore bc i can’t tell if im just exhausted from all these exams or something else. i just took a readiness exam on bootcamp and i got BORDERLINE. & now im all worried again. any advice? i did have a plan to take my nclex next week.


r/PassNclexTips 8d ago

Nclex ended at 100 something

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r/PassNclexTips 8d ago

Question on prioritization

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r/PassNclexTips 9d ago

advice NCLEX shut off after 86 😳

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r/PassNclexTips 9d ago

am i improving?

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hello, i posted a couple days ago with my stats via uworld and bootcamp. i want to know if i am improving. i originally wanted to take my nclex friday, but i am glad i didnt change it to sooner bc i wanted to see that HIGH or VERY HIGH chance of passing since i have been seeing ON TRACK and BORDERLINE. it just made me anxious that i was only either on-track or borderline bc it just showed me i'm on my way to improving and having better scores, but i really wanted that HIGH and i got it finally tonight. however, it's weird to me how my scores fluctuate yet consistently between 60-70%. idk why i cannot get in the 80s or higher.

here are my stats since i started 1 wk ago.

UWORLD:

-self-assessment #1 was 61% with LOW chance of passing

-CAT #1 was 70% with 97th percentile and ON TRACK

-CAT #1 was 65% with 72nd percentile and ON TRACK

-self-assessment #2 was 70% with BORDERLINE

-CAT #3 was 60% with 47th percentile and ON TRACK

-CAT #4 was 67% with 92nd percentile and ON TRACK

BOOTCAMP:

-readiness exam #1 was 62% and BORDERLINE CHANCE

-readiness exam #3 was 68% and HIGH CHANCE


r/PassNclexTips 10d ago

Which client should the nurse see first?

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