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u/GaryNOVA — 7 days ago

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2nd attempt approaching is this good

I test soon is this a good sign of passing? This would be my second attempt so I'm really nervous cause I want the pain to end. I honestly feel like I failed the first time due to my test anxiety (didn't eat, didn't sleep, vomiting in the toilet in the morning) it was roughhhhhh. I was even falling asleep during my test which is horrible. I'm feeling alot more confident approaching this 2nd time since I already have experience of taking it and I didn't die.

Any advice, encouragement, or realness anything is appreciated 🙏

u/Active-Hamster-5277 — 8 days ago

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Before you buy another NCLEX study tool, read this first:

Nursing school has a way of making good students doubt everything they know.

I know that chair. Just like you, I was failing class exams and changing answers I had right.

My test anxiety was so severe I took my class exams in a private room with special accommodations.

My problem was not the next app, the next question bank, or another ten hours. My problem began when doubt got loud enough to move my hand.

Work the tool already in front of you with more honesty, for every question you miss, ask yourself one question. Did I get it wrong because I did not know it, or because fear talked me out of what I knew?

If you did not know it, study that one small piece well. If you knew it and fear moved you, more content is not the cure.

One small habit stood between my doubt and my hand. It has a name, the 3-Second Rule, taken before any answer is allowed to change.

Those small choices carried me from failing class exams to passing the NCLEX on my first try.

The fuller story sits pinned at the top of my profile.

When you look at your wrong answers, what do you hear most?
"I need more content," or "I need to trust what I already know"?

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u/Gtrote — 12 days ago

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Is it true the green check mark is an indicator you passed?

I took my NCLEX on 10/3/26, and it shut off at 85 questions, so of course I’m super nervous waiting for my results. A classmate told me that having the green check mark next to the NCLEX on the Board of Nursing website can be a sign that you passed. She said it seems to be a pretty common trend among other test takers too. Has anyone else heard of this or can confirm if it was accurate for them?

u/Candaycaine — 10 days ago

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Taking my NCLEX on 10/5/26

Hello all,

Taking my NCLEX for a 2nd time tomorrow. How do I look? I would like to mention the low score on archer was by mistake. I ended the exam instead of pausing it. I also was using two sides of archer, one side was archer surpass for nclex retakers and the other was my normal account. I also purchased NCLEX bootcamp 9/16/25 for additional question exposure and did their readiness assessment and their new CAT readiness assessment. Also, just finished to listening to mark k lectures 1-8 and 12. Any honest feedback is encouraged. Thanks again 🙏🏼❤️

u/Born_Specific8731 — 10 days ago