234 questions vs 75 does not matter. A pass is a pass. Both ends up being a nurse. And a pass means that one is safe to practice as entry level nursing. Congratulations. I passed my NCLEX November 2022 ,75 questions. Good luck out there and wish you all the best!

After watching this video, I was fully prepared to do the full 265 lol! Passed in 120 questions in 3.5 hours yesterday. If you expect to do the minimum, you end up with the max and vice versa. It's so psychological. Good job for hanging in there my dude! What a battle!

Love your transparency!!!! So proud of you, Nurse Alex!!!!

I am crying 😢 i answered 230 in 5 hours exactlythe same ....i felt i failed too..icant i feel like im vomitting

Honestly......nclex exam is really frustrating, i can't believe I failed again after studying so hard

Man, I SO feel you about this. I was so mentally and emotionally exhausted by the time I got to the end, I honestly don't remember how many questions I actually answered, but I think it was just over 200. Wish I had made a point of remembering then because I'd like to know for sure now. But my brain was so dead and I was so discouraged, it's kinda a blur! I remember fighting that panic starting around question 130 and trying to stay calm and focused. And then I had to fight not giving it up as a loss, and reminding myself that just because I was getting so many questions did not necessarily mean I for sure I was failing, and I still had to pay attention and put the effort in. Did breathing exercises. My eyes were BURNING by about half way through from staring at the screen for so long without breaks. NCLEX is a smart exam so I could tell when I wasn't doing well because it would throw simpler questions at me for a while to see if I could get back above the "safe" bar. I was positive I had failed. That night I did the shortcut trick where U try to pay for the exam again, and it declined me which is supposed to mean you passed it. I just crossed my fingers for the next 4 days that that trick was legit. I passed! Still don't know if that trick is legit, lol. But it was so not a fun time. I wanted to puke from the beginning until I got my results.

Congrats!  The only thing that matters is that you passed! Doesn’t matter how many questions it took… social media has people out here believing that you need to pass with 75 questions!!

My advice for anyone taking the Nclex, try and master your fundamentals and labs. I passed mine on the very first attempt two days agoe. Good luck guyz.

The NCLEX was rough!!! There definitely needs to be a better testing format.

Congrats on passing the NCLEX on your first attempt. I failed it the first time and had to retake it the second time lol. I went into my first nclex exam without using any prep course but used Kaplan for my second attempt and the test was actually pretty easy. I walked out of it knowing that I 100% passed it. I've been working as a RN for over 4 years now and boy do I hate my job and the profession lol.

Congratulations, Nurse Alex. You made me cry...

OMG.  I thought the max was 145.  😳
Congrats on Passing!!

that sounds traumatic 😵‍💫appreciate the honesty know it will help lots of people

Congrats,
Love your success story.
Studying for my NCLEX.Big fan of Mark Klimek.

Great video as always. Just shared with my community on your experience. I can only imagine the challenges of Internationally-educated nurses and nursing students...keep up the great contents!

thank u for the encouragement. your story was really inspiring. i haven't taken the nclex yet but im so scared of failing 3+ times for whatever reason

I’m taking mine in February, this video made me feel so much more stressed out😭 lol

I used archer, uworld, mark k. I dont feel like any of it helped. Study fundamentals and maternity and you'll be good. No need to study labs they give you them. Passed in 93 questions 1st try

Alex ! I’m planning to take my nclex , hopefully soon. I just finished my registration online for New York . I am from the Philippines .

I take mine this month and been studying since Nov. I failed the first time and have been using Archer to study. I’m getting anywhere from 48-70% on quizzes some of which are 6-10points away from peers. Idk what my chances are at passing but I’m drained. I literally graduated nursing school with honors but for some reason this test is not my thing. I used uworld the first time. I think Archer has the better questions that are more like nclex, but u world has the better rationales. I did get a question from UWORLD on nclex the 1st time.