I did the PVT, got the good pop-up, and was praying that the PVT was accurate.
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I wanted to shake the computer screen and beg for more questions! When I got home, I really had no idea how to feel about the exam. I clicked "Next" after 76 and then the computer SHUT OFF. I clicked "Next", and to my relief, question 76 popped up! I took it, happy that I at least was still in the "running" - I figured that as long as I had questions to take, the computer at least was still figuring out if I passed or not. I felt so relieved! When question 75 came, I took a deep breath. There was nothing on the exam that was not familiar to me - uworld prepared me for everything I saw on the exam. It is very comparable to the layout of uworld, though I have to say that the questions are very vague. Whenever I was anxious, I would stop myself, take a deep breath and then continue.
The day of the exam, I was nervous, but when I first sat down and saw that first question, I immediately calmed down and remained so through the exam. The day before the exam, I took the day for myself. I really did not believe I would pass and I believed that I would be given all 265 questions. I prayed to God every night so that I would remain calm and confident when I took the exam and relied on my family's belief in me, because I was still so shaken and down on myself. I scored an 86th percentile from the question bank. Uworld was a huge relief to me and the question bank made me feel better. Twice, I went and redid 75 questions I had gotten wrong before in order to test myself to see if I actually was retaining what I had gone over. I did not write down any rationales, rather I just read and reread it until I understood the concepts and could explain it to myself. I tried so hard to do more than that, but it took me 6 hours a day to do that many. I always did all subjects for each 75 question block I did. I spent 3 weeks in total using Uworld, I did 75 questions on uworld a day, timed and with rationales I took 900 questions total out of the available 2100.
Against all odds - I held off on changing my exam date and instead, trusted God, trusted Uworld, trusted my family's unwavering support, and tried to remain as calm and positive as possible. A week to go for the NCLEX and here I just had two big signs that I should move my exam date. I took my exam on Uworld to try to feel better, and scored a 49%, 27th percentile, with a borderline chance of passing. My VATI coach made me feel I was going to fail and the only way to pass the NCLEX was to pay for an extra 12 weeks of VATI and postpone my exam. I took the Comp Predictor on June 24, with only a week left to prepare myself, and my faith was shaken. When I finally got to the Comp Predictor, I got a 71% chance of passing the NCLEX, from an original 92% from a month before. I honestly thought that if I just finished VATI - if I could push myself hard enough to get every module done - I would be safe and would pass the NCLEX. Like many others on this forum, my school also tried to push VATI. I took the NCLEX July 2, so I am a little late to share my experience, but I hope my story can help give some people relief and offer support to all.
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